ny ) here is a live look at the embarcadero. ( anny ) toss to weather. (dave)seasonable weather conditions will persist across the region into early next week as a weak upper level trough pushes inland to our north. this will maintain a modest marine layer with overnight/early morning coastal clouds and patchy fog.

a slight inland warming trend is then for the remainder of the upcoming week as high pressure builds over the southwestern portion of the country. a man is in custody in the east bay this morning after a botched attempt to steal a car. yesterday a hayward resident came out of

his home to find another man stealing his truck. the victim chased the suspect as he drove away -- dialing 9-1-1 while following the man in another car. according to police, the alleged thief fired a gun at the truck's owner as he was being pursued. after police arrived on the scene -- the suspect drove towards the officers, causing one of them to open fire at the driver. the driver was not injured, however -- and was arrested after trying to flee the area on foot. a murder on the penisula -- and police are still looking for the gunman. neighbors were scared out of bed early yesterday morning after hearing gunshots. its the first homicide of the year in belmont -- as kron four's philippe djegal reports. (philippe) crime scene technicians with the belmont police department... zero in on an apartment on the 500 block of ralston avenue. danny all lives next door... danny all/neighbor- "i wake up and the scene is going on. there's the person's mom whose crying, 'my baby, my baby.'" police say the gunshots were reported at around 5-15 in the

morning.danny all/neighbor- "somebody came into the apartment and popped a couple of shots and killed somebody." captain patrick halleran, at this time, will only say that the victim is a man who was visiting and didn't actually live in the apartment. he says the motive behind the murder... belmont's first of the year -- is unclear.capt. patrick halleran/belmont police dept.- "it is unusual to get a shooting, uh, and it is unusual to get a homicide." when officers arrived on scene.. captain halleran says a group of people were standing outside of the apartment. he says investigators with his department and inspectors with the san mateo county district attorney's office are working with those who may have witnessed the shooting to piece together what happened. neighbor danny all says regardless of the factors that led up to the shooting...danny all/neighbor- "i feel hurt inside." he's frustrated by gun violence.danny all/neighbor- "if you have a problem with somebody, swing -- hit 'em. try to talk it out first, but don't use a gun. you can always go to the emergency room for a black eye or for a broken jaw, just, uh, let's get the guns off the streets, please." captain halleran says the gun has not been found and neither has the suspect. police have also

not released a description of the suspect but the captain adds that he doesn't believe there's any threat to the public. in belmont, philippe djegal, kron four news. santa rosa police are investigating an officer involved shooting that happened early yesterday morning. witnesses reported a man "acting erratically" -- and holding a knife inside a home on "west steele lane." when police arrived they found the man hiding under a bed. they ordered him to surrender -- but the man charged at officers with the knife. police opened fire -- killing the man. the officers involved will be placed on administrative leave. as ridership of san francisco bay ferries reaches a record high, the agency that operates the boatsis adding to its fleet. kron four's spencer blake hopped aboard one of the newest ferries in the bayto take a tour. passengers boarding this ferry in san francisco say it's one of the easiest ways to cross the bay. "'cause it's

convenient - you don't have to pay for parking, you don't have to hassle with going over the bridge."perhaps that's why a record number of people - 288 thousand of them - took a ferry during the month of july. that new number is why the water emergency transportation authority, or w-e-t-a, is growing the ferry fleet. "there's a new ferry that's been on the water for less than a month and another one is expected to join the fleet by the end of august."the newest one, hydrus, carries more people than the other ferries."i was looking to show my friend around and i realized there was some things that looked a little bit different."things like space to hold 50 bikes, along with loading areas in the fore áand in the aft."i wish i did actually bring a bike. it would be nice to have it on here now."those who ride fairly frequently could appreciate the new details. "well it's nice having the bar area, and just how big it is, and it feels very open." w-e-t-a spokesman ernest sanchez says the new boats are cleaner, too."all of them are the most environmentally- friendly vessels that we've ever operated."as six more ferries hit the water during the next three years, ridership will presumably continue to climb."we'll be looking for additional funding for the ferries, as well as for other public transit projects in the near future, and we hope the public will recognize the importance of ferries going forward."after all, these ferries carry about

two point eight million people a year.in san francisco, spencer blake, kron four news. two teens have been arrested in connection with a wildfire in sacramento county. coming up -- the steps fire officials are taking to safeguard forests around the state. oakland a's outfielder matt joyce has been suspended for two games without play -- we'll tell you why. plus. north korea faces new sanctions over its nuclear program. we'll show you how the president is responding, after the break.

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the united nations security council unanimously passed a resolution yesterday. it includes a ban on several major exports, such as: coal, iron, lead, and seafood. the sanctions could slash north korea's three billion dollar yearly export revenue by more than a third. the u-s ambassador to the u-n, nikki haley, says it's up to pyongyang whether the u-s considers a military option. president trump tweeted his approval yesterday, calling it the "single largest economic sanctions package ever on north korea." ( anny ) a 16-year-old in the east bay is making sure students have the necessary supplies for the upcoming school year. claryssa wilson hosted her annual school supplies giveaway yesterday morning in antioch. the first 200 students received warriors backpacks filled with goodies. this year, some of her past donors weren't able to contribute. so the high school junior used money from her savings to help fund the event. ( dave )heavy fog to start, a touch cooler too. your

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look at the embarcadero this morning. ( anny ) toss to weather.

(dave)seasonable weather conditions will persist across the region into early next week as a weak upper level trough pushes inland to our north. this will maintain a modest marine layer with overnight/early morning coastal clouds and patchy fog. a slight inland warming trend is then for the remainder of the upcoming week as high pressure builds over the southwestern portion of the country.

(anny) the national manhunt is

over -- after two professors were arrested here in the bay area for a brutal murder in chicago. we have learned from chicago police that one of the suspects had a personal relationship with the victim -- who was repeatedly stabbed and mutilated. kron4's justine waldman has the story. "the biggest mistake of my life"is what chicago police say 42-year old wyndham lathem refered to the murder of 26- year-old trenton cornell- duranleau in a video to friends and family.sot in crimes of passion which i think you can call this to see that after 9 days on the run, lathem gave himself up late friday at the oakland federal building.arund the same time 49-year old andrew warren surrendered to the san francisco police department. the two men had been fugitives since an annoymous 911 call lead chicago police to the victims body in lathem's chicago apartment on july 27. the cosmetologist was found dead mutilated with multiple stab wounds.lathem is an associate professor at northwestern university ... and warren works for oxford

university in the u-k.it appears to us marshals the suspects have friends in the bay area their surrender friday night followed negotiations with an attorney and talks with some of latham's friends.their relationship to the victim is unclearpolice are also trying to figure out why on the day the victim was found the suspects were in wisconsin and made $1,000 donation to the lake geneva public library in the victim's name.a former fbi agent has his theories..former fbi agent ross ricesot i could only characterize the donation as a vain attempt to make things right. (anny) lathem is being held without bail in the santa rita jail and has his first court apperance tomorrow morning.

he is being closely watched -- because he isn't doing well psychologically. warren is in jail in san francisco. (anny) two teens have been arrested on suspicion of starting a wildfire in sacramento county last week. 18-year-olds "jacob place" and "maxwell goldsworthy" have been accused of causing a fire that burned more than 12- hundred acres. teenagers say rural areas have become a popular place to party. that's concerning for fire officials who say conditions are ripe for fires. (anny) homeowners are hoping other teens will learn a lesson from these arrests. "place" and "goldsworthy" are facing felony arson charges -- accused of recklessly causing a fire to forest land.

(anny) oakland a's outfielder matt joyce has been suspended for two games without pay for using an anti-gay slur that he yelled at a fan. the incident happened in the eigth inning of friday night's game against the l-a angels. joyce hurled a homophobic slur at a fan -- and challenged him to a fight. joyce says the fan instigated the exchange by uttering vulgar and obscene words about him and his family. joyce has since issued an apology. the a's will donate joyce's forfeited 54- thousand dollar salary to an organization that supports the l-g-b-t-q community. (anny)a "panda" sighting at at&t park -- another fan favorite waves "bye, bye baby" to the g-men -- and the 49ers open practice at levi's stadium. sports is next. ( anny ) live look outside... richmond bridge welcome back to kron four

news weekend. pablo sandoval returns to the field for the giants, but the team traded another player. meanwhle, the 49ers suffer a season-ending injury in practice. kron four's j-r stone has your sports round-up. ( jr stone ) fun packed day over at a-t and tee park. pablo sandoval back in san francisco to play his first game since rejoining the team. before the game the giants had a 1997 team reunion -- barry bonds was back -- they were celebrating the team's first division title since moving to san francisco. giants down by four -- and guess who get the giants rolling... panda -- he doubles in the seventh... he finished the game... 1 for 3 same inning -- hunter pence hits a 2-run jack to cut the d-backs lead to one -- that was pence's first home run at a-t and tee park this season in extras -- jarrett parker hits a walkoff single in the

tenth giants win 5-4 the final member of the 2014 world series bullpen -- george kontos is no longer a giant. pirates claimed kontos off the waivers... after being placed by the giants this morning in six seasons the former giants reliever appeared in 300 games. this season he was 0-5 with a 3.83 era. kontos says was shocked to hear the news. a stand up guy. we wish him the best. with the matt joyce gay slur scandal -- bob melvin was trying to keep his group focus ahead of tonight's game top 4th -- oakland with the bases loaded -- dustin garneau singles to left field -- two runs score -- a's take the lead 3-nothing solid day for paul blackburn -- he shutout the angels to get his third win of the year oakland goes on to win 5-zip. the san francisco 49ers held an open practice today at levi's stadium where fans packed in to watch but bad news to report. an m-r-i revealed that veteran linebacker malcolm smith tore his pectoral muscle in practice. reports say smith will likely be sidelined all season long. he signed a five year deal worth 26-point-5 million dollars this offseason.

first round pick -- reuben foster is expected to take his place and play alongside navarro bowman. (anny) a fundraiser for a former high school football player -- paralyzed in a freak accident -- takes place in the east bay. we'll have the story after the break. ( anny ) live look outside... golden gate bridge.. golden gate outside... live look ( anny ) after the the story we'll have the east bay.- takes place in the east bay. we'll have the east bay.- takes place in freak accident - player -- football for a former a fundraiser (anny) bowman.navarro alongside and play take his place expected to pick -- reuben first round dollars this 5 million five year deal he signed a season long. sidelined all likely be sidelined all season long. five year deal worth 26-point-dollars this offseason. first round foster is expected to take his place alongside navarro bowman. (anny) a fundraiser for a former high school football player -- paralyzed in a freak accident -- takes place in the east bay. we'll have the story after the break. ( anny ) live look outside... golden gate bridge..

(anny) here's a live look at the bay bridge. ( anny ) toss to weather. (dave)seasonable weather conditions will persist across the region into early next week as a weak upper level trough pushes inland to our north. this will maintain a modest marine layer with overnight/early morning coastal clouds and patchy fog.

a slight inland warming trend is then for the remainder of the upcoming week as high pressure builds over the southwestern portion of the country.(dave)

pounds at that time being a football player he hit his head on the bottom of the pool and fractured his neck. > (anny @ landing) a swimming accident in the east bay has left a former san ramon valley high football player paralyzed from the chest down. this past year has been filled with physical therapy and rehab for the 19-year-old as he makes plans to go off to college. kron4's ella sogomonian has the story. playing football has helped jake javier get through a tough year after a spinal cord injury last summer left him unable to move from the chest down.sot: jake javier, thankful for support// "just having something like a goal to strive for i think is huge. in football it's always been to be the best i can be and in rehab it's been working toward getting back independence and just getting my life back." jake dove head first into a pool - a move that changed his life forever.sot: isabelle javier, jakes' mom// "and unfortunately at his height and weight 6'4" 216 pounds being a football player he hit his head at the bottom of the

pool. he fractured his neck." news of the accident spread reaching a former rival high school coach.taken by the story he organized a fundraiser on saturday where jake played at the san ramon valley high football field. sot: bob ladouceur, de la salle high football coach// "i knew of him as i coached against him. i knew what kind of a player he was. he was one of their best players. team captain, one of those kids that's a great student, loved by everyone in the school. and when it happened to him i felt really bad about that and felt i had to do something."'teams from five area schools raised money toward a $100,000 goal that will pay for the care jake will need in his first two years of college.he will study biomedical engineering at cal poly san luis obispo. sot: isabelle javier, jakes' mom// "jake was the fifth recipient in the world to receive 10 million stem cells, embryonic stem cells injected directly into his spinal cord. so he has a huge interest in that regard to see if he can make that work."sot: jake javier, thankful for support// "i always thought i'd do engineering it's a good major to have i should go into it. but after my injury i had to defer a year and got to reapplying and did some more research and thought to combine engineering and my medical experience because at this point i think i'm kind of an expert in certain fields. so just combine it to have something i'm really interested in."

(anny) jake will require personal care attendants to help him with his daily routine in college. a link to donate directly to jake can be found on kron 4 dot com. (anny @ landing) the las vegas police department is answering questions about a shooting on tuesday that involved two police officers. the department released dramatic body-camera video from both police officers... showing the confrontation before the shootout. david schuman has the details. ánats of gunshotsánats: "shots fired, i've been hit. shots fired, i've been hit."the body cam video is nothing short of

intense.officer richard nelson walked away from this gun battle with a bullet in the chest.miguel salas, the man in the truck, got one in the head -- and did not survive.we're told nelson is now home from the hospital doing "extremely well".tom roberts/las vegas metropolitan police department: "it's been a tough month for us. we had quite a few officer involved shootings over this last month. everyone of those involved somebody or a suspect trying to harm us or harm our officers."this all started when metro says officer nelson and his partner approached salas in a pickup truck because a stolen cell phone had been tracked there. this newly released body cam footage shows several minutes of them negotiating with salas, trying to get him out of the vehicle that officers say was stolen.in an instant, salas pulls a gun and starts firing.police say the man was 25 years old with a criminal history and had a second loaded gun in the truck.even for seasoned officers, watching a video like this is never easy. (anny) the assistant

sheriff says the officers did what they were trained to do in this situation. ( anny ) there have been at least four attacks on bart trains áorá around stations in the past 72 hours. the latest happened at the bay fair station around seven friday night. a victim was hit in the head with a metal object by a suspect. police say the attack was unprovoked and the attacker has not been caught. three other crimes were reported earlier that day - two car burglaries and a stolen car. ( anny ) two walnut farmers in butte county have filed a 15-million-dollar legal claim against the state. they say february's lake oroville dam crisis flooded their land and destroyed walnut trees. they're claiming 14 million dollars in potential lost revenue over the next half century. jem farms and chandon ranch allege state officials ignored structural issues at the dam.

( anny ) about 80 claims have been filed against the state since the oroville dam spillway crisis. (anny) in yuba county... four good samaritans came to the rescue of an elderly woman trapped in her sinking car. 77-year-old masako edwards was driving on a highway when she collided with a truck... causing her to veer into a lake. edwards' airbag hit her in the face and she was trapped by her seat belt. the truck driver and another man nearby --- saw her car submerged and jumped into the lake to try to save her. when two police officers arrived... they dove in as well. the four men were able to carry edwards to the shore. she was taken to the hospital and is doing okay. (anny) general motors is issuing a major recall for over 700-thousand vehicles.

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general motors is recalling almost 700-thousand vehicles for steering issues. 20-14 chevrolet silverados and g-m-c sierra trucks are potentially affected. g-m has detected a problem in the software that controls power steering. the glitch can cause cars to spontaneously lose steering assistance for about a second. this can potentially cause drivers to lose control. the "national highway traffic safety administration" says this is particularly dangerous when performing low-speed turns. owners can bring their trucks to a dealership for a free software update. ( anny ) in vacaville, some residents are on edge

this morning because they have not recevied mail in weeks. they say someone is stealing from them. the latest incident happened at an apartment complex on burton drive. police say this woman pried two mailboxes open and shoved mail into her bag before running off. police are continuing to search for her this morning. president trump is currently on a 17-day vacation from the oval office -- but is that time off unusual? a report -- after the break. ( anny ) live look outside... san mateo bridge. i no longer live with

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(anny) dave spahr is here with your weather forecast. (dave)seasonable weather conditions will persist across the region into week as a weak upper level trough pushes inland to our north. this will maintain a modest marine

layer with overnight/early morning coastal clouds and patchy fog. a slight inland warming trend is then for the remainder of the upcoming week as high pressure builds over the southwestern portion of the country.

(anny) concord police are looking for the person who stole a motorized wheelchair from its owner friday. it happened at the park-n-shop on wilow pass road. police say the victim is disabled and depends on her motorized wheelchair to get around. this is a picture of what the wheelchair looks like. if you have any information regarding the location of the chair or who may have taken it, contact concord police.

(anny) president trump is now on a 17-day vacation at his new jersey golf course. as ryan nobles reports, taking time away from the white house is nothing new for presidents. but slamming them for doing it was part of this president's campaign. before becoming president, donald trump predicted that vacations would not be a big part of his presidency. president donald trump"i promise you - i will not be taking very long vacations if i take them at all. there's no time for vacations."but now that he is in office-- this president-- like many before him has embarked on an extended time away from washington.but not necessarily away from the job.president george w. bush"you never escape the presidency; it travels with you everywhere you go."presidential summer vacations are nothing new. teddy roosevelt would often escape the nation's capitol to hunt out west.ronald reagan would ride horseback at his retreat in california.george h-w bush would always spend time in kennebunkport, maine natsot/reporter "have you

talked with the white house situation room yet, sir, yet this morning?"president george h.w. bush"i talk with them every morning at 5:30, and i'm not going to take anymore comments up here though."as for bill clinton, he'd sometimes travel the country with his family.and while presidents received criticism for decades for their time outside the oval office -- the scrutiny really stepped up during the george w. bush administration.president george w. bush"i call upon all nations to do everything they can to stop these terrorist killers. thank you. now watch this drive."according to cbs white house correspondent mark knoller who tracks presidential vacations-- bush made 77 trips to his crawford ranch over the course of his eight years in office.bush-- like many other presidents-- argued that getting out of the white house bubble was a good thing.president george w. bush "life is a series of contrasts and i like it here a lot, i really do, and i am in my element here we really like it. but i also like, i wouldn't have run for president if i didn't like the challenge."president obama faced similar criticism as he embarked on annual trips to

martha's vineyard or hawaii. president barack obama"and now i'm going to go on vacation. mele kalikimaka, everybody. mahalo!" and now as president trump heads out on his first summer vacation.. he'll likely be on the receiving end of those same critiques he made before taking office.president donald trump "i love working, i'm not a vacation guy, right? like obama." (anny) according to c-n-n, president trump has taken 41 vacation days since assuming office. that's about 20 more than president obama had taken at this point in his presidency. and the "world championships of dog surfing" took place in pacifica -- that video coming up after the ( anny ) here is a live look at the embarcadero.

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theaters this weekend. david daniel has a preview. "so, these visions, as you call them. what do you see?" "i see a tower, the man in black, and the gunslinger." "the dark tower," based on stephen king's much-loved series of novels, finally reaches the big screen this weekend, with idris elba as a gunslinger battling matthew mcconaghey's "man in black." analysts expect a modest debut in the low-to-mid 20-million-dollar range... though that should be enough ti top the box office. "you ever shoot anyone?" "i didn't do it. the police..." "ahhh, here we go." "detroit" focuses on a little-known chapter in the devastating violence that rocked that city 50 years ago. the drama from oscar- winning director kathryn bigelow expands from limited release, with box office watchers estimating a 10-to-15 million-dollar weekend.

"they got my son! help me!" another oscar winner, halle berry, stars in "kidnap," as a mother desperate to save her abducted son. the action- thriller, the first release from new distributor aviron pictures, is looking at a debut in the neighborhood of eight-million dollars. any way you go, there's action aplenty at the cineplex this weekend. in hollywood, i'm david daniel. (anny) an orphaned bobcat kitten is thriving after she was rescued last month. the kitten was found when she was just four weeks old on a hiking trail near sausalito. unable to find the mother's den-- park rangers handed the kitten over to a wild life rescue center in san rafael. medical staff say other then being dehydrated, the kitten was in good health when she arrived at the center. the bobcat kitten has since been transfered to an off-site location where she is being raised with two other orphaned bobcats. she will be released back into the wild

when she is old enough. wildlife experts want to remind everyone that as cute as they may be-- wild animals should never be made pets. (anny) take a look at this... the world championships for dog surfing. it took place in pacifica yesterday. there were a variety of activities there. including frisbee catching, water ball fetching, and even a fashion show. a portion of proceeds will go to dog, surfing and environmental non-profits. ( dave )heavy fog to start, a touch cooler too. your forecast is next ! ( anny ) still ahead. a gunman

is on the loose on the peninsula. details on the search for a killer. ( anny ) live look outside... golden gate bridge..

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(dave)seasonable weather conditions will persist across the region into early next week as a weak upper level trough pushes inland to our north. this will maintain a modest marine layer with overnight/early morning coastal clouds and patchy fog. a slight inland warming trend is then for the remainder of the upcoming week as high pressure builds over the southwestern portion of the country.

a man is in custody in the east bay this morning after a botched attempt to steal a car. yesterday a hayward resident came out of his home to find another man stealing his truck. the victim chased the suspect as he drove away -- dialing 9-1-1 while following the man in another car. according to police, the alleged thief fired a gun at the truck's owner as he was being pursued. after police arrived on the scene -- the suspect drove towards the officers, causing one of them to open fire at the driver. the driver was not injured, however -- and was arrested after trying to flee the area on foot. a murder on the penisula -- and police are still looking for the gunman. neighbors were scared out of bed early yesterday morning after hearing gunshots.

its the first homicide of the year in belmont -- as kron four's philippe djegal reports. (philippe) crime scene technicians with the belmont police department... zero in on an apartment on the 500 block of ralston avenue. danny all lives next door... danny all/neighbor- "i wake up and the scene is going on. there's the person's mom whose crying, 'my baby, my baby.'" police say the gunshots were reported at around 5-15 in the morning.danny all/neighbor- "somebody came into the apartment and popped a couple of shots and killed somebody." captain patrick halleran, at this time, will only say that the victim is a man who was visiting and didn't actually live in the apartment. he says the motive behind the murder... belmont's first of the year -- is unclear.capt. patrick halleran/belmont police dept.- "it is unusual to get a shooting, uh, and it is unusual to get a homicide." when officers arrived on scene.. captain halleran says a group of people were standing outside of the apartment. he says investigators with his department and inspectors with the san mateo county district attorney's office are working with those who may have

witnessed the shooting to piece together what happened. neighbor danny all says regardless of the factors that led up to the shooting...danny all/neighbor- "i feel hurt inside." he's frustrated by gun violence.danny all/neighbor- "if you have a problem with somebody, swing -- hit 'em. try to talk it out first, but don't use a gun. you can always go to the emergency room for a black eye or for a broken jaw, just, uh, let's get the guns off the streets, please." captain halleran says the gun has not been found and neither has the suspect. police have also not released a description of the suspect but the captain adds that he doesn't believe there's any threat to the public. in belmont, philippe djegal, kron four news. santa rosa police are investigating an officer involved shooting that happened early yesterday morning. witnesses reported a man "acting erratically" -- and holding a knife inside a home on "west steele lane." when police arrived they found the man hiding under a bed. they ordered him to surrender -- but the man charged at officers with the knife. police opened fire -- killing the man. the officers

involved will be placed on administrative leave. as ridership of san francisco bay ferries reaches a record high, the agency that operates the boatsis adding to its fleet. kron four's spencer blake hopped aboard one of the newest ferries in the bayto take a tour. passengers boarding this ferry in san francisco say it's one of the easiest ways to cross the bay. "'cause it's convenient - you don't have to pay for parking, you don't have to hassle with going over the bridge."perhaps that's why a record number of people - 288 thousand of them - took a ferry during the month of july. that new number is why the water emergency transportation authority, or w-e-t-a, is growing the ferry fleet. "there's a new ferry that's been on the water for less than a month and another one is expected to join the fleet by the end of august."the newest one, hydrus, carries more people than the other

ferries."i was looking to show my friend around and i realized there was some things that looked a little bit different."things like space to hold 50 bikes, along with loading areas in the fore áand in the aft."i wish i did actually bring a bike. it would be nice to have it on here now."those who ride fairly frequently could appreciate the new details. "well it's nice having the bar area, and just how big it is, and it feels very open." w-e-t-a spokesman ernest sanchez says the new boats are cleaner, too."all of them are the most environmentally- friendly vessels that we've ever operated."as six more ferries hit the water during the next three years, ridership will presumably continue to climb."we'll be looking for additional funding for the ferries, as well as for other public transit projects in and we hope the recognize the importance of ferries going forward."after all, these ferries carry about two point eight million people a year.in san francisco, spencer blake, kron four news. two teens have been arrested in connection with a wildfire in sacramento county. coming up -- the steps fire officials are taking to safeguard forests around the state. oakland a's outfielder matt joyce has been suspended for two games without play --

we'll tell you why. plus. north korea faces new sanctions over its nuclear program. we'll show you how the president is responding, after the break. for years, men have enjoyed their man caves without guilt. now, it's mama's turn. welcome to my she shed. ...where i enjoy not cooking, not gardening, and not cleaning. ...where me and the girls can let loose. oh, look at the time! me time... mmm..brownies. fiber one 90 calorie brownies. allll mine. in world headlines this

morning - north korea is facing tough new sanctions over its nuclear program. the united nations security council unanimously passed a resolution yesterday. it includes a ban on several major exports, such as: coal, iron, lead, and seafood. the sanctions could slash north korea's three billion dollar yearly export revenue by more than a third. the u-s ambassador to the u-n, nikki haley, says it's up to pyongyang whether the u-s considers a military option. president trump tweeted his approval yesterday, calling it the "single largest economic sanctions package ever on north korea." ( dave )heavy fog to start, a touch cooler too. your forecast is next !

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(dave)seasonable weather conditions will persist across the region into early next week as a weak upper level trough pushes inland to our north. this will maintain a modest marine layer with overnight/early morning coastal clouds and patchy fog. a slight inland warming trend is then for the remainder of the upcoming week as high pressure builds over the southwestern portion of the country.

(anny) the national manhunt is

over -- after two professors were arrested here in the bay area for a brutal murder in chicago. we have learned from chicago police that one of the suspects had a personal relationship with the victim -- who was repeatedly stabbed and mutilated. kron4's justine waldman has the story. "the biggest mistake of my life"is what chicago police say 42-year old wyndham lathem refered to the murder of 26- year-old trenton cornell- duranleau in a video to friends and family.sot in crimes of passion which i think you can call this to see that after 9 days on the run, lathem gave himself up late friday at the oakland federal building.arund the same time

49-year old andrew warren surrendered to the san francisco police department. the two men had been fugitives since an annoymous 911 call lead chicago police to the victims body in lathem's chicago apartment on july 27. the cosmetologist was found dead mutilated with multiple stab wounds.lathem is an associate professor at northwestern university ... and warren works for oxford university in the u-k.it appears to us marshals the suspects have friends in the bay area their surrender friday night followed negotiations with an attorney and talks with some of latham's friends.their relationship to the victim is unclearpolice are also trying to figure out why on the day the victim was found the suspects were in wisconsin and made $1,000 donation to the lake geneva public library in the victim's name.a former fbi agent has his theories..former fbi agent ross ricesot i could only characterize the donation as a vain attempt to make things right. (anny) that was kron four's

justine waldman reporting for us this morning. lathem is being held without bail in the santa rita jail and has his first court apperance tomorrow morning. he is being closely watched -- because he isn't doing well psychologicall y. warren is in jail in san francisco. (anny) two teens have been arrested on suspicion of starting a wildfire in sacramento county last week. 18-year-olds "jacob place" and "maxwell goldsworthy" have been accused of causing a fire that burned more than 12- hundred acres. teenagers say rural areas have become a popular place to party. that's concerning for fire officials who say conditions are ripe for fires. (anny)

homeowners are hoping other teens will learn a lesson from these arrests. "place" and "goldsworthy" are facing felony arson charges -- accused of recklessly causing a fire to forest land. (anny) oakland a's outfielder matt joyce has been suspended for two games without pay for using an anti-gay slur that he yelled at a fan. the incident happened in the eigth inning of friday night's game against the l-a angels. joyce hurled a homophobic slur at a fan -- and challenged him to a fight. joyce says the fan instigated the exchange by uttering vulgar and obscene words about him and his family. joyce has since issued an apology. the a's will donate joyce's forfeited 54- thousand dollar salary to an organization that supports the l-g-b-t-q community. (anny)a "panda" sighting at at&t park -- another fan favorite waves "bye, bye baby" to the g-men -- and the 49ers

open practice at levi's stadium. sports is next. ( anny ) live look outside... richmond bridge for the weekned... it's the space fest in novato. come out and enjoy space exhibits and activities. it's all happening at the space station museum from 10 to 4. the event is free to attend.

welcome back to kron four news weekend. pablo sandoval returns to the field for the giants, but the team traded another player. meanwhle, the 49ers suffer a season-ending injury in practice. kron four's j-r stone has your sports round-up. ( jr stone ) fun packed day over at a-t and tee park. pablo sandoval back in san francisco to play his first game since rejoining the team.

before the game the giants had a 1997 team reunion -- barry bonds was back -- they were celebrating the team's first division title since moving to san francisco. giants down by four -- and guess who get the giants rolling... panda -- he doubles in the seventh... he finished the game... 1 for 3 same inning -- hunter pence hits a 2-run jack to cut the d-backs lead to one -- that was pence's first home run at a-t and tee park this season in extras -- jarrett parker hits a walkoff single in the tenth giants win 5-4 the final member of the 2014 world series bullpen -- george kontos is no longer a giant. pirates claimed kontos off the waivers... after being placed by the giants this morning in six seasons the former giants reliever appeared in 300 games. this season he was 0-5 with a 3.83 era. kontos says was shocked to hear the news. a stand up guy. we wish him the best. with the

matt joyce gay slur scandal -- bob melvin was trying to keep his group focus ahead of tonight's game top 4th -- oakland with the bases loaded -- dustin garneau singles to left field -- two runs score -- a's take the lead 3-nothing solid day for paul blackburn -- he shutout the angels to get his third win of the year oakland goes on to win 5-zip. the san francisco 49ers held an open practice today at levi's stadium where fans packed in to watch but bad news to report. an m-r-i revealed that veteran linebacker malcolm smith tore his pectoral muscle in practice. reports say smith will likely be sidelined all season long. he signed a five year deal worth 26-point-5 million dollars this offseason. first round pick -- reuben foster is expected to take his place and play alongside navarro bowman. (anny) still ahead. a

fundraiser for a former high school football player -- paralyzed in a freak accident - - takes place in the east bay. we'll have the story after the ( anny ) live look outside... golden gate bridge..

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( anny ) toss to weather. (dave)seasonable weather conditions will persist across the region into early next week as a weak upper level trough pushes inland to our north. this will maintain a modest marine layer with overnight/early morning coastal clouds and patchy fog. a slight inland warming trend is then for the remainder of the upcoming week as high pressure builds over the southwestern portion of the country.

(anny @ landing) a swimming accident in the east bay has left a former san ramon valley high football player paralyzed from the

chest down. this past year has been filled with physical therapy and rehab for the 19-year-old as he makes plans to go off to college. kron4's ella sogomonian has the story. playing football has helped jake javier get through a tough year after a spinal cord injury last summer left him unable to move from the chest down.sot: jake javier, thankful for support// "just having something like a goal to strive for i think is huge. in football it's always been to be the best i can be and in rehab it's been working toward getting back independence and just getting my life back." jake dove head first into a pool - a move that changed his life forever.sot: isabelle javier, jakes' mom// "and unfortunately at his height and weight 6'4" 216 pounds being a football player he hit his head at the bottom of the pool. he fractured his neck." news of the accident spread reaching a former rival high school coach.taken by the story he organized a fundraiser on saturday where jake played at the san ramon valley high football field. sot: bob ladouceur, de la salle high football coach// "i knew of him as i coached against him. i knew what kind of a player he was. he was one of their best players. team captain, one of those kids that's a great student, loved by everyone in the school. and

when it happened to him i felt really bad about that and felt i had to do something."'teams from five area schools raised money toward a $100,000 goal that will pay for the care jake will need in his first two years of college.he will study biomedical engineering at cal poly san luis obispo.sot: isabelle javier, jakes' mom// "jake was the fifth recipient in the world to receive 10 million stem cells, embryonic stem cells injected directly into his spinal cord. so he has a huge interest in that regard to see if he can make that work."sot: jake javier, thankful for support// "i always thought i'd do engineering it's a good major to have i should go into it. but after my injury i had to defer a year and got to reapplying and did some more research and thought to combine engineering and my medical experience because at this point i think i'm kind of

an expert in certain fields. so just combine it to have something i'm really interested in." (anny) jake will require personal care attendants to help him with his daily routines in college. a link to donate directly to jake can be found on kron 4 dot com. (anny @ landing) the las vegas police department is answering questions about a shooting on tuesday that involved two police officers. the department released dramatic body-camera video from both police officers... showing the confrontation before the shootout. david schuman has the details. ánats of gunshotsánats: "shots fired, i've been hit. shots fired, i've been hit."the body cam video is nothing short of intense.officer richard nelson walked away from this gun battle with a bullet in the chest.miguel salas, the man in the truck, got one in the head -- and did not survive.we're told nelson is now home from the hospital doing "extremely

well".tom roberts/las vegas metropolitan police department: "it's been a tough month for us. we had quite a few officer involved shootings over this last month. everyone of those involved somebody or a suspect trying to harm us or harm our officers."this all started when metro says officer nelson and his partner approached salas in a pickup truck because a stolen cell phone had been tracked there. this newly released body cam footage shows several minutes of them negotiating with salas, trying to get him out of the vehicle that officers say was stolen.in an instant, salas pulls a gun and starts firing.police say the man was 25 years old with a criminal history and had a second loaded gun in the truck.even for seasoned officers, watching a video like this is never easy. (anny) that was david schuman reporting for us this morning. the assistant sheriff says the officers did what they were trained to do in this ( anny ) there have been at least four attacks on bart trains áorá around stations in the past 72 hours. the

latest happened at the bay fair station around seven friday night. a victim was hit in the head with a metal object by a suspect. police say the attack was unprovoked and the attacker has not been caught. three other crimes were reported earlier that day - two car burglaries and a stolen car. ( anny ) two walnut farmers in butte county have filed a 15-million-dollar legal claim against the state. they say february's lake oroville dam crisis flooded their land and destroyed walnut trees. they're claiming 15 million dollars in property damage and potential lost revenue over the next half century. jem farms and chandon ranch allege state officials ignored structural dam. ( anny ) about 80 claims have been

filed against the state since the oroville dam spillway crisis. (anny) in yuba county... four good samaritans came to the rescue of an elderly woman trapped in her sinking car. 77-year-old masako edwards was driving on a highway when she collided with a truck... causing her to veer into a lake. edwards' airbag hit her in the face and she was trapped by her seat belt. the truck driver and another man nearby --- saw her car submerged and jumped into the lake to try to save her. when two police officers arrived... they dove in as well. the four men were able to carry edwards to the shore. she was taken to the hospital and is doing okay. (anny) general motors is issuing a major recall for over 700-thousand vehicles. find out which models are affected -- just after the break. ( anny ) live look outside... san francisco international airport. for the weekned... it's the jerry garcia plaque celebration in san francisco.

come out and enjoy the rock legend's greatest hits. it's all happening at the jerry garcia amphitheatere starting at 10. it's free to attend. this busy mom spends her days driving all over town. so why is she smiling? because she shopped during the safeway anniversary sale and filled up her trunk with grocery savings, plus earned 4 times the gas reward points. now that's something to smile about. right now, get pepsi 12-pack 12-ounce cans, buy 2 get 2 free, and lay's chips, 9.5 -10 ounces, 2 for $5 with your club card. the safeway anniversary sale. come in and explore.

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general motors is recalling almost 700-thousand vehicles for steering issues. 20-14 chevrolet silverados and g-m-c sierra trucks are potentially affected. g-m has detected a problem in the software that controls power steering. the glitch can cause cars to spontaneously lose steering assistance for about a second. this can potentially cause drivers to lose control. the "national highway traffic safety administration" says this is particularly dangerous when performing low-speed turns. owners can bring their trucks to a dealership for a free software ( anny ) in vacaville, some residents are on edge this morning because they have not recevied mail in weeks. they say someone is stealing

from them. the latest incident happened at an apartment complex on burton drive. police say this woman pried two mailboxes open and shoved mail into her bag before running off. police are continuing to search for her president trump is currently on a 17-day vacation from the oval office -- but is that time off unusual? a report -- after the break. ( anny ) live look outside... san mateo bridge. for the weekned... it's the nihonmachi street fair in san francisco come out and enjoy performances, music and more. it's all happening at the japantown peace plaza from 11 to 6. the event is free to attend. (anny) live look

outside...sutro tower. (anny) dave spahr is here with your weather

forecast. (dave)seasonable weather conditions will persist across the region into early next week as a weak upper level trough pushes inland to our north. this will maintain a modest marine layer with overnight/early morning coastal clouds and patchy fog. a slight inland warming trend is then for the remainder of the upcoming week as high pressure builds over the southwestern portion of the country.

(anny) concord police are

looking for the person who stole a motorized wheelchair from its owner friday. it happened at the park-n-shop on wilow pass road. police say the victim is disabled and depends on her motorized wheelchair to get around. this is a picture of what the wheelchair looks like. if you have any information regarding the location of the chair or who may have taken it, contact concord police. (anny) president trump is

now on a 17-day vacation at his new jersey golf course. as ryan nobles reports, taking time away from the white house is nothing new for presidents. but slamming them for doing it was part of this president's campaign. before becoming president, donald trump predicted that vacations would not be a big part of his presidency. president donald trump"i promise you - i will not be taking very long vacations if i take them at all. there's no time for vacations."but now that he is in office-- this president-- like many before him has embarked on an extended time away from washington.but not necessarily away from the job.president george w. bush"you never escape the presidency; it travels with you everywhere you go."presidential summer vacations are nothing new. teddy roosevelt would often escape the nation's capitol to hunt out west.ronald reagan would ride horseback at his retreat in california.george h-w bush would always spend time in kennebunkport, maine natsot/reporter "have you

talked with the white house situation room yet, sir, yet this morning?"president george h.w. bush"i talk with them every morning at 5:30, and i'm not going to take anymore comments up here though."as for bill clinton, he'd sometimes travel the country with his family.and while presidents received criticism for decades for their time outside the oval office -- the scrutiny really stepped up during the george w. bush administration.president george w. bush"i call upon all nations to do everything they can to stop these terrorist killers. thank you. now watch this drive."according to cbs white house correspondent mark knoller who tracks presidential vacations-- bush made 77 trips to his crawford ranch over the course of his eight years in office.bush-- like many other presidents-- argued that getting out of the white house bubble was a good thing.president george w. bush "life is a series of contrasts and i like it here a lot, i really do, and i am in my element here we really like it. but i also like, i wouldn't have run for president if i didn't like the challenge."president obama faced similar criticism as he

embarked on annual trips to martha's vineyard or hawaii. president barack obama"and now i'm going to go on vacation. mele kalikimaka, everybody. mahalo!" and now as president trump heads out on his first summer vacation.. he'll likely be on the receiving end of those same critiques he made before taking office.president donald trump "i love working, i'm not a vacation guy, right? like obama." (anny) according to c-n-n, president trump has taken 41 vacation days since assuming office. that's about 20 more than president obama had taken at this point in his presidency. ( anny ) a road sign in davis was changed to target president trump. this is what it looks like on interstate 80 near u-c davis. the message displayed was changed to read "trump has herpes." the sign was on

from about ten wednesday night until early thursday morning. this isn't the first time this sort of thing has happened -- two other signs - one in dixon and another one in napa were also changed recently. caltrans is investigating. ( anny ) a 16-year-old in the east bay is making sure students have the necessary supplies for the upcoming school year. claryssa wilson hosted her annual school supplies giveaway yesterday morning in antioch. the first 200 students received warriors backpacks filled with goodies. this year, some of her past donors weren't able to contribute. so the high school junior used money from her savings to help fund the event. and the "world championships of dog surfing" took place in pacifica -- that video coming up after the break. ( anny ) here is a live look at the embarcadero. for the weekned...

it's the family tea party in san francisco. come out and enjoy craft bonnets, top hats and more. it's all happening at the artist and craftsman supply from 1 to 3. the event is free to attend. three new movies are in

theaters this weekend. david daniel has a preview. "so, these visions, as you call them. what do you see?" "i see a tower, the man in black, and the gunslinger." "the dark tower," based on stephen king's much-loved series of novels, finally reaches the big screen this weekend, with idris elba as a gunslinger battling matthew mcconaghey's "man in black." analysts expect a modest debut in the low-to-mid 20-million-dollar range... though that should be enough ti top the box office. "you ever shoot anyone?" "i didn't do it. the police..." "ahhh, here we go." "detroit" focuses on

a little-known chapter in the devastating violence that rocked that city 50 years ago. the drama from oscar- winning director kathryn bigelow expands from limited release, with box office watchers estimating a 10-to-15 million-dollar weekend. "they got my son! help me!" another oscar winner, halle berry, stars in "kidnap," as a mother desperate to save her abducted son. the action- thriller, the first release from new distributor aviron pictures, is looking at a debut in the neighborhood of eight-million dollars. any way you go, there's action aplenty at the cineplex this weekend. in hollywood, i'm david daniel. (anny) take a look at this... the world championships for dog surfing. it took place in pacifica yesterday. there were a variety of activities there. including frisbee catching, water ball fetching, and even a fashion show. a portion

of proceeds will go to dog, surfing and environmental non-profits. ( dave )heavy fog to start, a touch cooler too. your forecast is next ! ( anny ) still ahead. a gunman is on the loose on the peninsula. details on the search for a killer. what are we missing here, janet?

because with citrusy peel shine, i might as well be spraying orange juice on...grape juice. get serious, get a cleaner with bleach in it. that's right...i'll get it. clorox means clean. ( anny ) here is a live look at

the embarcadero. ( anny ) toss to weather. (dave)seasonable weather

conditions will persist across the region into early next week as a weak upper level trough pushes inland to our north. this will maintain a modest marine layer with overnight/early morning coastal clouds and patchy fog. a slight inland warming trend is then for the remainder of the upcoming week as high pressure builds over the southwestern portion of the country.

a man is in custody in the east bay this morning after a botched attempt to steal a car. yesterday a hayward resident came out of his home to find another man stealing his truck. the victim chased the suspect as he drove away -- dialing 9-1-1 while following the man in another car. according to police, the alleged thief fired a gun at the truck's owner as he was being pursued. after police arrived on the scene -- the suspect drove towards the officers, causing one of them to open fire at the driver. the driver was not injured, however -- and was arrested after trying to flee the area on foot. a murder on the penisula -- and police are still looking for the gunman. neighbors were scared out of bed early yesterday morning after hearing gunshots.

its the first homicide of the year in belmont -- as kron four's philippe djegal reports. (philippe) crime scene technicians with the belmont police department... zero in on an apartment on the 500 block of ralston avenue. danny all lives next door... danny all/neighbor- "i wake up and the scene is going on. there's the person's mom whose crying, 'my baby, my baby.'" police say the gunshots were reported at around 5-15 in the morning.danny all/neighbor- "somebody came into the apartment and popped a couple of shots and killed somebody." captain patrick halleran, at this time, will only say that the victim is a man who was visiting and didn't actually live in the apartment. he says the motive behind the murder... belmont's first of the year -- is unclear.capt. patrick halleran/belmont police dept.- "it is unusual to get a shooting, uh, and it is unusual to get a homicide." when officers arrived on scene.. captain halleran says a group of people were standing outside of the apartment. he says investigators with his department and inspectors with the san mateo county district attorney's office are working with those who may have

witnessed the shooting to piece together what happened. neighbor danny all says regardless of the factors that led up to the shooting...danny all/neighbor- "i feel hurt inside." he's frustrated by gun violence.danny all/neighbor- "if you have a problem with somebody, swing -- hit 'em. try to talk it out first, but don't use a gun. you can always go to the emergency room for a black eye or for a broken jaw, just, uh, let's get the guns off the streets, please." captain halleran says the gun has not been found and neither has the suspect. police have also not released a description of the suspect but the captain adds that he doesn't believe there's any threat to the public. in belmont, philippe djegal, kron four news. santa rosa police are investigating an officer involved shooting that happened early yesterday morning. witnesses reported a man "acting erratically" -- and holding a knife inside a home on "west steele lane." when police arrived they found the man hiding under a bed. they ordered him to surrender -- but the man charged at officers with the knife. police opened fire -- killing the man. the officers

involved will be placed on administrative leave. as ridership of san francisco bay ferries reaches a record high, the agency that operates the boatsis adding to its fleet. kron four's spencer blake hopped aboard one of the newest ferries in the bayto take a tour. passengers boarding this ferry in san francisco say it's one of the easiest ways to cross the bay. "'cause it's convenient - you don't have to pay for parking, you don't have to hassle with going over the bridge."perhaps that's why a record number of people - 288 thousand of them - took a ferry during the month of july. that new number is why the water emergency transportation authority, or w-e-t-a, is growing the ferry fleet. "there's a new ferry that's been on the water for less than a month and another one is expected to join the fleet by the end of august."the newest one, hydrus, carries more people than the other ferries."i was looking to show my friend around and i realized there was some things that looked a little bit different."things like space to hold 50 bikes, along with loading areas in the fore áand in the aft."i wish i did actually bring a bike. it would be nice to have it on here now."those who ride fairly frequently could

appreciate the new details. "well it's nice having the bar area, and just how big it is, and it feels very open." w-e-t-a spokesman ernest sanchez says the new boats are cleaner, too."all of them are the most environmentally- friendly vessels that we've ever operated."as six more ferries hit the water during the next three years, ridership will presumably continue to climb."we'll be looking for additional funding for the ferries, as well as for other public transit projects in the near future, and we hope the public will recognize the importance of ferries going forward."after all, these ferries carry about two point eight million people a year.in san francisco, spencer blake, kron four news. two teens have been arrested in connection with a wildfire in sacramento county. coming up -- the steps fire officials are taking to safeguard forests around the an oakland a's player has been suspended for two games

without play for what he said at a fan. plus. north korea faces new sanctions over its nuclear program. we'll show you how the president is responding, after the break.

that's how the self-proclaimed "pharma bro" celebrated his guilty verdict on friday. dubbed "the most hated man in america" -- martin skrelli posted that video to youtube after being convicted of conspiracy and security fraud in a new york court. shkreli first gained notoriety two years ago when he hiked the price of a life-saving drug for aids patients by more than five-thousand percent. he is currently facing up to 20 years in prison for what the f-b-i has called a ponzi scheme to defraud investors. ( anny ) in world headlines this morning - north korea is facing tough new sanctions over its nuclear

program. the united nations security council unanimously passed a resolution yesterday. it includes a ban on several major exports, such as: coal, iron, lead, and seafood. the sanctions could slash north korea's three billion dollar yearly export revenue by more than a third. the u-s ambassador to the u-n, nikki haley, says it's up to pyongyang whether the u-s considers a military option. president trump tweeted his approval yesterday, calling it the "single largest economic sanctions package ever on north ( dave )heavy fog to start, a touch cooler too. your forecast is next ! for the weekned... it's the festival of the art in fremont. come out and enjoy the largest free outdoor festival. it's all happening in downtown fremont

from 10 to 6. the event is free to attend. here's a live look at the

embarcadero this morning. ( anny ) toss to weather. (dave)seasonable weather

conditions will persist across the region into early next week as a weak upper level trough pushes inland to our north. this will maintain a modest marine layer with overnight/early morning coastal clouds and patchy fog. a slight inland warming trend is then for the remainder of the upcoming week as high pressure builds over the southwestern portion of the country. (anny) the national manhunt is

over -- after two professors were arrested here in the bay area for a brutal murder in chicago. we have learned from chicago police that one of the suspects had a personal relationship with the victim -- who was repeatedly stabbed and mutilated. kron4's justine waldman has the story. "the biggest mistake of my life"is what chicago police

say 42-year old wyndham lathem refered to the murder of 26- year-old trenton cornell- duranleau in a video to friends and family.sot in crimes of passion which i think you can call this to see that after 9 days on the run, lathem gave himself up late friday at the oakland federal building.arund the same time 49-year old andrew warren surrendered to the san francisco police department. the two men had been fugitives since an annoymous 911 call lead chicago police to the victims body in lathem's chicago apartment on july 27. the cosmetologist was found dead mutilated with multiple stab wounds.lathem is an associate professor at northwestern university ... and warren works for oxford university in the u-k.it appears to us marshals the suspects have friends in the bay area their surrender friday night followed negotiations with an attorney and talks with some of latham's friends.their relationship to the victim is unclearpolice are also trying to figure out why on the day the victim was found the suspects were in wisconsin and

made $1,000 donation to the lake geneva public library in the victim's name.a former fbi agent has his theories..former fbi agent ross ricesot i could only characterize the donation as a vain attempt to make things right. (anny) lathem is being held without bail in the santa rita jail and has his first court apperance tomorrow morning. he is being closely watched -- because he isn't doing well psychologically. warren is in jail in san (anny) two teens have been arrested on suspicion of starting a wildfire in sacramento county last week. 18-year-olds "jacob place" and "maxwell goldsworthy" have been accused of causing a fire that burned more than 12- hundred acres. teenagers

say rural areas have become a popular place to party. that's concerning for fire officials who say conditions are ripe for fires. (anny) homeowners are hoping other teens will learn a lesson from these arrests. "place" and "goldsworthy" are facing felony arson charges -- accused of recklessly causing a fire to forest (anny) oakland a's outfielder matt joyce has been suspended for two games without pay for using an anti-gay slur that he yelled at a fan. the incident happened in the eigth inning of friday night's game against the l-a angels. joyce hurled a homophobic slur at a fan -- and challenged him to a fight. joyce says the fan instigated the exchange by uttering vulgar and obscene

words about him and his family. joyce has since issued an apology. the a's will donate joyce's forfeited 54- thousand dollar salary to an organization that supports the l-g-b-t-q community. (anny)a "panda" sighting at at&t park -- another fan favorite waves "bye, bye baby" to the g-men -- and the 49ers open practice at levi's stadium. sports is next. ( anny ) live look outside... richmond bridge

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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. welcome back to kron four news weekend. pablo sandoval returns to the field for the giants, but the team traded another player. meanwhle, the 49ers suffer a season-ending injury in practice. kron four's j-r stone has your sports round-up.

( jr stone ) fun packed day over at a-t and tee park. pablo sandoval back in san francisco to play his first game since rejoining the team. before the game the giants had a 1997 team reunion -- barry bonds was back -- they were celebrating the team's first division title since moving to san francisco. giants down by four -- and guess who get the giants rolling... panda -- he doubles in the seventh... he finished the game... 1 for 3 same inning -- hunter pence hits a 2-run jack to cut the d-backs lead to one -- that was pence's first home run at a-t and tee park this season in extras -- jarrett parker hits a walkoff single in the tenth giants win 5-4 the final member of the 2014 world series bullpen -- george kontos is no longer a giant. pirates claimed kontos off

the waivers... after being placed by the giants this morning in six seasons the former giants reliever appeared in 300 games. this season he was 0-5 with a 3.83 era. kontos says was shocked to hear the news. a stand up guy. we wish him the best. with the matt joyce gay slur scandal -- bob melvin was trying to keep his group focus ahead of tonight's game top 4th -- oakland with the bases loaded -- dustin garneau singles to left field -- two runs score -- a's take the lead 3-nothing solid day for paul blackburn -- he shutout the angels to get his third win of the year oakland goes on to win 5-zip. the san francisco 49ers held an open practice today at levi's stadium where fans packed in to watch but bad news to report. an m-r-i revealed that veteran linebacker malcolm smith tore his pectoral muscle in practice. reports say smith will likely be sidelined all season long. he signed a five year deal worth 26-point-5 million dollars this offseason. first round pick -- reuben foster is expected to take his place and play alongside navarro bowman.

(anny) a fundraiser for a former high school football player -- paralyzed in a freak accident - - takes place in the east bay. we'll have the story after the break. ( anny ) live look outside... golden gate bridge..

(anny) here's a live look

at the bay bridge. ( anny ) toss to weather. (dave)seasonable weather conditions will persist across the region into early next week as a weak upper level trough pushes inland to our north. this will maintain a modest marine layer with overnight/early morning coastal clouds and patchy fog. a slight inland warming trend is then for the remainder of the upcoming week as high pressure builds over the southwestern portion of the country.

(anny @ landing) a swimming accident in the east bay has left a former san ramon valley high football player paralyzed from the chest down. this past year has been filled with physical therapy and rehab for the 19-year-old as he makes plans to go off to college.

kron4's ella sogomonian has the story. playing football has helped jake javier get through a tough year after a spinal cord injury last summer left him unable to move from the chest down.sot: jake javier, thankful for support// "just having something like a goal to strive for i think is huge. in football it's always been to be the best i can be and in rehab it's been working toward getting back independence and just getting my life back." jake dove head first into a pool - a move that changed his life forever.sot: isabelle javier, jakes' mom// "and unfortunately at his height and weight 6'4" 216 pounds being a football player he hit his head at the bottom of the pool. he fractured his neck." news of the accident spread reaching a former rival high school coach.taken by the story he organized a fundraiser on saturday where jake played at the san ramon valley high football field. sot: bob ladouceur, de la salle high football coach// "i knew of him as i coached against him. i knew what kind of a player he was. he was one of their best players. team captain, one of those kids that's a great student, loved

by everyone in the school. and when it happened to him i felt really bad about that and felt i had to do something."'teams from five area schools raised money toward a $100,000 goal that will pay for the care jake will need in his first two years of college.he will study biomedical engineering at cal poly san luis obispo. sot: isabelle javier, jakes' mom// "jake was the fifth recipient in the world to receive 10 million stem cells, embryonic stem cells injected directly into his spinal cord. so he has a huge interest in that regard to see if he can make that work."sot: jake javier, thankful for support// "i always thought i'd do engineering it's a good major to have i should go into it. but after my injury i had to defer a year and got to reapplying and did some more research and thought to combine engineering and my medical experience because at this point i think i'm kind of an expert in certain fields. so just combine it to have something i'm really interested in." (anny) jake will require

personal care attendants to help him with his daily routines in college. a link to donate directly to jake can be found on kron 4 dot com. (anny @ landing) the las vegas police department is answering questions about a shooting on tuesday that involved two police officers. the department released dramatic body-camera video from both police officers... showing the confrontation before the shootout. david schuman has the details. ánats of gunshotsánats: "shots fired, i've been hit. shots fired, i've been hit."the body cam video is nothing short of intense.officer richard nelson walked away from this gun battle with a bullet in the chest.miguel salas, the man in the truck, got one in the head -- and did not survive.we're told nelson is now home from the hospital doing "extremely well".tom roberts/las vegas metropolitan police department: "it's been a tough month for us. we had quite a few officer involved shootings over this last month. everyone

of those involved somebody or a suspect trying to harm us or harm our officers."this all started when metro says officer nelson and his partner approached salas in a pickup truck because a stolen cell phone had been tracked there. this newly released body cam footage shows several minutes of them negotiating with salas, trying to get him out of the vehicle that officers say was stolen.in an instant, salas pulls a gun and starts firing.police say the man was 25 years old with a criminal history and had a second loaded gun in the truck.even for seasoned officers, watching a video like this is never easy. (anny) the assistant sheriff says the officers did what they were trained to do in this situation. ( anny ) there have been at least four attacks on bart trains áorá around stations in the past 72 hours. the latest happened at the bay fair station around seven

friday night. a victim was hit in the head with a metal object by a suspect. police say the attack was unprovoked and the attacker has not been caught. three other crimes were reported earlier that day - two car burglaries and a stolen car. ( anny ) two walnut farmers in butte county have filed a 15-million-dollar legal claim against the state. they say february's lake oroville dam crisis flooded their land and destroyed walnut trees. they're claiming 15 million dollars in property damage and potential lost revenue over the next half century. jem farms and chandon ranch allege state officials ignored structural issues at the ( anny ) about 80 claims have been filed against the state since the oroville dam spillway

crisis. (anny) in yuba county... four good samaritans came to the rescue of an elderly woman trapped in her sinking car. 77-year-old masako edwards was driving on a highway when she collided with a truck... causing her to veer into a lake. edwards' airbag hit her in the face and she was trapped by her seat belt. the truck driver and another man nearby --- saw her car submerged and jumped into the lake to try to save her. when two police officers arrived... they dove in as well. the four men were able to carry edwards to the shore. she was taken to the hospital and is doing okay. (anny) general motors is issuing a major recall for over 700-thousand vehicles. find out which models are affected -- just after the break. ( anny ) live look outside... san francisco international airport. happening now.

general motors is recalling almost 700-thousand vehicles for steering issues. 20-14 chevrolet silverados and g-m-c sierra trucks are potentially affected. g-m has detected a problem in the software that controls power steering. the glitch can cause cars to spontaneously lose steering assistance for about a second. this can potentially cause drivers to lose control. the "national highway traffic safety administration" says this is particularly dangerous when performing low-speed turns. owners can bring their trucks to a dealership for a free software update. ( anny ) in vacaville, some residents are on edge this morning because they have not recevied mail in weeks. they say someone is stealing from them. the latest incident happened at an apartment complex on burton drive. police say this woman pried two mailboxes open and shoved mail into her bag before running off. police are continuing to search for her this morning.

president trump is currently on a 17-day vacation from the oval office -- but is that time off unusual? a report -- after the break. ( anny ) live look outside... san mateo bridge. oh hey! it's me mom, catching some side eye. first rule of motherhood. someone's always judging. breastfeeding, didn't work out. guess what? world's still turning.

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tower. (anny) dave spahr is here with your weather forecast. (dave)seasonable weather

conditions will persist across the region into early next week as a weak upper level trough pushes inland to our north. this will maintain a modest marine layer with overnight/early morning coastal clouds and patchy fog. a slight inland warming trend is then for the remainder of the upcoming week as high pressure builds over the southwestern portion of the country.

(anny) concord police are

looking for the person who stole a motorized wheelchair from its owner friday. it happened at the park-n-shop on wilow pass road. police say the victim is disabled and depends on her motorized wheelchair to get around. this is a picture of what the wheelchair looks like. if you have any information regarding the location of the chair or who may have taken it, contact concord police. (anny) president trump is now on a 17-day vacation at his new jersey golf course. as ryan nobles reports, taking time away from the white house is nothing new for presidents. but slamming them for doing it was part of this president's campaign. before becoming president, donald trump predicted that vacations would not be a big part of his presidency. president donald trump"i promise you - i will not be taking very long vacations if i take them at all. there's no time for vacations."but now that he is in office-- this president-- like many before him has embarked on an extended time away from washington.but not necessarily

away from the job.president george w. bush"you never escape the presidency; it travels with you everywhere you go."presidential summer vacations are nothing new. teddy roosevelt would often escape the nation's capitol to hunt out west.ronald reagan would ride horseback at his retreat in california.george h-w bush would always spend time in kennebunkport, maine natsot/reporter "have you talked with the white house situation room yet, sir, yet this morning?"president george h.w. bush"i talk with them every morning at 5:30, and i'm not going to take anymore comments up here though."as for bill clinton, he'd sometimes travel the country with his family.and while presidents received criticism for decades for their time outside the oval office -- the scrutiny really stepped up during the george w. bush administration.president george w. bush"i call upon all nations to do everything they can to stop these terrorist killers. thank you. now watch this drive."according to cbs white house correspondent mark knoller who tracks presidential vacations-- bush

made 77 trips to his crawford ranch over the course of his eight years in office.bush-- like many other presidents-- argued that getting out of the white house bubble was a good thing.president george w. bush "life is a series of contrasts and i like it here a lot, i really do, and i am in my element here we really like it. but i also like, i wouldn't have run for president if i didn't like the challenge."president obama faced similar criticism as he embarked on annual trips to martha's vineyard or hawaii. president barack obama"and now i'm going to go on vacation. mele kalikimaka, everybody. mahalo!" and now as president trump heads out on his first summer vacation.. he'll likely be on the receiving end of those same critiques he made before taking office.president donald trump "i love working, i'm not a vacation guy, right? like obama." (anny) according to c-n-n,

president trump has taken 41 vacation days since assuming office. that's about 20 more than president obama had taken at this point in his presidency. ( anny ) a road sign in davis was changed to target president trump. this is what it looks like on interstate 80 near u-c davis. the message displayed was changed to read "trump has herpes." the sign was on from about ten wednesday night until early thursday morning. this isn't the first time this sort of thing has happened -- two other signs - one in dixon and another one in napa were also changed recently. caltrans is investigating. ( anny ) a 16-year-old in the east bay is making sure students have the necessary supplies for the upcoming school year. claryssa wilson hosted her annual school supplies giveaway yesterday morning in antioch. the first 200 students received warriors backpacks filled with goodies. this year, some of her past donors weren't able to contribute.

so the high school junior used money from her savings to help fund the event. and the "world championships of dog surfing" took place in pacifica -- that video coming up after the break. ( anny ) here is a live look at the embarcadero.

three new movies are in theaters this weekend. david daniel has a preview. "so, these visions, as you call them. what do you see?" "i see a tower, the man in black, and the gunslinger." "the dark tower," based on stephen king's much-loved series of novels, finally reaches the big screen this weekend, with idris elba as a gunslinger battling matthew mcconaghey's

"man in black." analysts expect a modest debut in the low-to-mid 20-million-dollar range... though that should be enough ti top the box office. "you ever shoot anyone?" "i didn't do it. the police..." "ahhh, here we go." "detroit" focuses on a little-known chapter in the devastating violence that rocked that city 50 years ago. the drama from oscar- winning director kathryn bigelow expands from limited release, with box office watchers estimating a 10-to-15 million-dollar weekend. "they got my son! help me!" another oscar winner, halle berry, stars in "kidnap," as a mother desperate to save her abducted son. the action- thriller, the first release from new distributor aviron pictures, is looking at a debut in the neighborhood of eight-million dollars. any way you go, there's action aplenty at the cineplex this weekend. in hollywood, i'm david daniel. (anny) take a look at this... the world championships for

dog surfing. it took place in pacifica yesterday. there were a variety of activities there. including frisbee catching, water ball fetching, and even a fashion show. a portion of proceeds will go to dog, surfing and environmental non-profits. (anny) an orphaned bobcat kitten is thriving after she was rescued last month. the kitten was found when she was just four weeks old on a hiking trail near sausalito. unable to find the mother's den-- park rangers handed the kitten over to a wild life rescue center in san rafael. medical staff say other then being dehydrated, the kitten was in good health when she arrived at the center. the bobcat kitten has since been transfered to an off-site location where she is being raised with two other orphaned bobcats. she will be released back into the wild when she is old enough. wildlife experts want to remind everyone that as cute as they may be-- wild animals should never be made pets. ad lib final 7 day forecast

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