( james ) this morning on the kron 4 morning news...just days after a white nationalist rally turned deadly..we are learning about right wing demonstrations.. being planned area. (robin) and a man is shot in the head yesterday on interstate 880. an update on his condition -- and what the c-h-p is saying about the violence. (james) and - a rattlesnake warning. a report from the bay area college campus where someone was attacked over the weekend. we'll show you how to stay safe this summer. (james) good morning and thanks for joining us. i'm james fletcher. (robin) and i'm robin winston. (james)it's cool this tuesday morning with temps in the 50s for most of the bay area. it's

also cloudy with coastal drizzle at times. we should see gradual clearing by noon, giving way to a partly cloudy afternoon and temperatures that will run a little warmer than yesterday. look for inland highs to reach the upper 70s this afternoon. bay shoreline communities will be in the low 70s and folks at the coast will see low 60s. high pressure will steadily build throughout the week meaning gradually warming

temperatures. inland highs should reach the upper 80s by the weekend. sunrise in san francisco is at 6:26 am. sunset is at 8:02 pm. don't forget you can always get the latest weather updates and traffic alerts with the kron4 app. download it for free for apple and android devices. no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. san mateo bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101. golden gat bridge drive time less than 30 min from 37 to the toll plaza. richmond bridge drive less than 20 min from the toll to

101 (james) president trump using more specific language to condemn the violent white supremacy rally in charlottesville virginia saturday.... after intitially failing to call out hate groups by name. (robin) this coming a full two days after a supected nazi supporter crashed his car into a crowd of counter protesters.. leaving one person dead -

and more than a dozen others hurt. many are saying trump's remarks are too little, too late. (james) and now: we are learning that there are at least two right-wing rallies planned for the bay area. a right wing, pro trump group 'patriot prayer' has been granted a permit for an august 26th rally at crissy field. a group known as "no to marxism in america" is planning a rally the next day at martin luther king junior park. counter protesters are expected at both events. (robin) however, people all over the country are also coming together to rally against hate. and this morning we are hearing from friends and family of the woman killed during the charlotesville rally. reporter stacey cohan is tracking developments from virginia. a snapshot of a country caught between anguish...and anger. the clashes between members of a white nationalist rally and counterprotestors in charlottesville saturday left three dead and 19 injured. two

virginia state troopers died in a chopper crash while responding to the violence. 32 year old heather heyer was killed when a suspect rammed his car into a crowd of counterprotestors. susan bro, heather heyer's mother: "i have been so humbled and - i dont know the word, amazed - at the stories i'm getting from people about people that heather defended, and took care of, and protected." the 20-year-old driver of the car is charged with second degree murder. president trump responded strongly on monday....after his remarks over the weeked were widely criticized as insufficient. pres. donald trump: "racism is evil and those who cause violence in its name are criminals and thugs."the chief of police in charlottesville also spoke to media following accusations officers ignored clashes and were outgunned by the extremist, alt-right marchers.chief al thomas, charlottesville, virginia police: "we were certainly not intimidated by the firepower

of the alt right, however it was prudent to make sure our officers were equipped."chief thomas says he regrets the loss of three lives and the violence that in many ways still grips the often quiet college town in virginia. stacey cohan kron4 news. (james) this morning we are learning more about the man accused of driving his car into the charlottesville crowd saturday. james fields made his first court appearance yesterday. he is facing charges of second degree murder -- but could also face charges of domestic terrorism. fields is from kentucky, but recently moved to ohio, where he worked at a security firm. fields' mother says she didn't know why her son was going to virginia.

(james) fields enlisted in the army in 20-15, but was released from active duty... for failing to meet training standards. the justice department is currently investigating whether or not fields acted alone. (robin) this morning we're hearing from one of the regulars of "top dog" fast food restaurant in berkeley -- where a former employee was linked to the white nationalist event in virginia. former "top dog" employee "cole white" resigned after he was exposed by the twitter account "'yes you're racist" for taking part in saturday's "unite the right" rally. a longtime customer says he was shocked to hear that someone he'd seen for years was connected with an event supporting white supremacy.

you see something like this"> (robin) the company posted signs in their windows saying that they do not support the actions of those in charlottesville. and in a statement, "top dog" said while they respect their employees' right to their opinions, those employees must accept the responsibility of those choices. (james) the driver shot in the head along interstate -880 in san leandro .... is in critical condition this morning. the shooting is just the latest act of violence on an east bay freeway. and the gunman remains on the loose. kron4's dan kerman is tracking the search for the person who pulled the trigger. sotpeople are still out there doing ridiculous things, it makes you worry somesotit sucks that you ever have to worry about that getting on the freewaybay area drivers reacting to yet another freeway shooting.. this one the 29th the chp has investigated so far this year. it happened about 230 in the

morning on southbound 880 at lewelling in san leandro. a black mitsubishi sedan was traveling in the second from the right lane, when a white vehicle pulled to its right and opened fire. the driver of the black sedan was critically injured suffering a gunshot wound to the head .. the three others in the car were uninjured. the chp says shortly before the shooting they received reports of a road rage incident sot officer joe fowler/chp 43-50 being that there was a road rage incident prior if we can connect those two maybe it was targeted, but other than that we have no definitive answer the chp also doesn't know if gangs are involved. and they currently have no description of the suspect or their car, other than it's white.sotit does worry me because i have lived here all my life and things have really changedsot it makes you much more watch people's actions and take that extra precaution for yourself and your familywhile some are bothered by the sheer number of these freeway shootings and are taking steps to protect themselves, others are not

doing anything differently sot i don't worry about travelling on the freeway, nosotif you cant control it why worry about it.sotthe odds are so small at this point, i think more worrisome is getting in a wreck.standup dan kerman/san leandro 131-141the chp says if you happened to be in the area of 880 and lewelling monday morning and saw something, they want to hear from you. in san leandro, dan kerman kron 4 news. (james) let's take a look at some numbers. there have been a total of 99 shootings reported on bay area freeways since november of 20- 15. six people have died ... and 36 others have been injured. there have already been 33 shootings on bay area freeways so so far this year. the c-h-p says many of the shootings were targeted or gang-related. (robin) a man who shot at c-h-p officers and cal-trans workers in lake county has been arrested. police say 43-year-old joshua brown... fired two shots at authorities on highway 29 in kelseyville. crews were performing road

work at the time. following the shooting, police tracked brown to some nearby bushes and arrested him. brown is said to have a strong dislike for law enforcement. highway- 29 was closed following the shooting -- but has since been reopened. (james) coming up.. another c-e-o announces his departure from president trumps business council. we'll tell you why.(robin) and -- netflix is planning to spend big bucks on new content -- just how much and when the new content will be available. (james) and after donald trump specifically calls out white supremacists -- coming up, we'll take a look at the movement right here in california. what made two guys build race car engines in their own shop?

what made them believe that a two-ton behemoth could compete in a track race? or that they could take on the elite in world motor racing, and win? we may never truly understand what drives mercedes-amg. but here's to another 50 years of it. mercedes-amg. half a century of driving performance. (james)(robin) welcome back. checking in on your morning forecast. (james)it's cool this tuesday

morning with temps in the 50s for most of the bay area. it's also cloudy with coastal drizzle at times. we should see gradual clearing by noon, giving way to a partly cloudy afternoon and temperatures that will run a little warmer than yesterday. look for inland highs to reach the upper 70s this afternoon. bay shoreline communities will be in the low 70s and folks at

the coast will see low 60s. high pressure will steadily build throughout the week meaning gradually warming temperatures. inland highs should reach the upper 80s by the weekend. sunrise in san francisco is at 6:26 am. sunset is at 8:02 pm. don't forget you can always get the latest weather updates and traffic alerts with the kron4 app. download it for free for apple and android devices.

no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. san mateo bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101. golden gat bridge drive time less than 30 min from 37 to the toll plaza. richmond bridge drive less than 20 min from the toll to 101 (james) the violence in charslottesville over the weekend has sparked a debate about whether or not similar

events could happen anywhere in states.(robin) reporter alexandra limon takes a closer look at white nationlists... and hate groups... currently operating all around the u-s. trump racism is eviland it's all around usacross the country, in states blue and red.((nats hate group file video))917 -- that's the number of active hate groups in the united states according to the southern poverty law centergroups like the ones that orgazined and marched down the streets of charlottesville vanita gupta/ leadership conference on civil and human rightsthere have been white supremacy groups that have existed in our midst, what's uniquely shocking right now is how they're coming out of the shadows and it seems largely emboldened by an administration that this "hate map" showscalifornia has 79 hate groupsfrom big cities like los angeles to small ones like bakersfield and stockton dozens of groups are scattered thorughout the state.the bay area has eight known ahte groups including the kkk neo nazi and anti muslim grous.. there are two chapters ok skinhead groups operating near fresno reporter bridge: alexandra limon (socal media

handle for cg @alexlimonnews) criteria to be classified as a hate group includes having beliefs or practices that attack or malign an entire class of people based on things like race, religion and sexual orientation.senators from across the political spectrum reacted via social media senator dean heller of nevada tweetedracism, hatred, and violence as a means to an end is unacceptable and shameful. there's no room senator kamala harris from california posted a long message on facebook not only denouncing the hate groups but also president trump's initial comments following the deadly violence.in washington alexandra limon (robin) a second c-e-o has resigned from president trump's business council. intel's c-e-o is stepping down -- citing "the serious harm our divided political climate is causing to critical issues." under armour c-e-o kevin plank first announced last night that áheá would be leaving the council. (james) east bay congressman mark desaulnier ( de-sown-yay) is blasting president trump for not

responding sooner... and more strongly to the white nationalists involved in the weekend violence in virginia. he is accusing the president of 'placating' them....

incident. kron four's rob fladeboe sat down with a bay area terrorism expert for their take. jess guy/san jose state university"....you can apply the definition of terrorism to political or social acts that threaten or use violence..... san jose state professor jess guy takes the definition of what happened over the weekend in charlottesville a step further.jess guy".....rather than look at this from a domestic terrorism point of view we might want to look at it as domestic anarchy...."guy teaches a class on terrorism here at san jose state. he says the violence that erupted during what started out as an ugly but nonetheless free speech demonstration crossed the line into terrorism.jess guy".....if that car hadn't plowed into the crowd, it would have been a riot, that's all, we wouldn't be calling it terrorism, we saw that in berkeley when

buildings were burned, people said oh that's terrorism but the officials said no it isn't...."the difference, says professor guy, is when those ugly words become deeds. a former a.t.f. agent who has investigated various fringe groups, 1995's oklahoma city bombing comes to mind.".....it was anti-government and they wanted to attack the government and like many of the people in these groups they will gather more followers....."some say those who are to blame for the terror in charlottesville have been emboldened by a more tolerant government. easier said than done but professor guy says law enforcement is partly to blame and will have to a better job next time.jess guy".....i have seen this many time across the country, even the kkk marches, the protestors stood across the street and yelled and screamed at them and made them look foolish but there was no the police formed them.."in san jose rob fladeboe kron

(james) a rattlesnake alert in the north bay this morning.north bay this alert in the rattlesnake alert in the north bay this morning. a man is recovering after he was bitten on a novato college campus. while the snakes may be common to the area, it is less common for the rattlers to bite.. kron4's j-r the sign says it allrattlesnak es may be found in this area. it's the message that is going out in the north bay after a man was bitten here in novato on saturday.sot it is rattlesnake country and this is where they livethe victim here was a 68 year old man who was harvesting produce in this organic farm and garden at the college of marin indian valley campus. an area that borders these busy soccer and baseball fields. the man told authorities he didn't see the snake and accidentally stepped on it. a split second later the snake bit him. jack barry lives nearby and says the rattlers are out.sot yesterday driving home i found a rattlesnake that was actually hit on the roadway. it was

freshly killed so.the victim was hospitalized and at last check in stable condition. police say they will be warning students, who start the semester next week, to wear boots and protective pants if they plan to walk in this garden. those walking near the garden today.didn't come prepared with boots.sot sometimes people have hiking poles that's good to have. you can see i don't have boots on. i think you just need to really pay attention to where you are going.sot i don't have boots on but i do pay attention to where i am going hahathose walking the trails in this area say they are aware of dogs getting bit by snakes in this area but say human bites here are rare. (james) that was j.r. stone reporting. police at the college say messages will be going out to students about this incident and flyers will be put up. (james) (james) a legal victory for taylor swift... that story coming up.

(robin) netflix is announcing it plans to spend nearly 16 billion on original content over the next few years. 6 billion of that will be spent this year alone. this comes as content providers ponder moving away from the streaming service -- disney has already announced they'll leave netflix for their own platform in 20-19. netflix áhasá raised its monthy subscription fees in some markets. the company is expected to report a more than 25-percent-increase in sales for this year. (robin) a jury sided with taylor swift yesterday -- accepting her claim that a radio host groped her during a pre-concert photo op. t-swift was rewarded a symbolic one dollar bill... and a chance to stand up for other women. jurors determined that former colorado d-j david mueller assaulted the pop star by grabbing her backside four years ago. the jury aslo found that swift's mother and radio liaison were within

their rights to contact mueller's bosses...leading to his firing. (james) san francisco slapping the trump administration with another lawsuit. we'll tell you why.(robin) and we'll show you how the governor of guam is getting residents ready in case of a north korean missile strike.(james) plus -- today marks the final day in the bay area for a woman who has lived here three decades. her battle with immigration... coming up. we're coming up on 4-30...

here are the big stories we're working on for you this morning... just days after a white nationalist rally turned deadly.. rallies are being planned for here in the bay area at the end of the month. one will take place in berkeley and one in san francisco. counter protests are already being planned as well.(robin) white supremacist leaders are making good on their promise to be more active than ever following the weekend of violence in virginia. the president issued a response to

the criticism saying he took too long to call out the hate groups reponsponsible.(james) and a man is in critical condition this morning after surviving a gunshot wound to the head he sustained on 8-80 yesterday morning. police are still searching for the gunman. it's the latest incident of highway violence in california -- there have been almost 100 shootings in the past couple years. (james)(robin) welcome back. checking in on your morning forecast. (james)it's cool this tuesday morning with temps in the 50s for most of the bay area. it's also cloudy with coastal drizzle at times. we should

see gradual clearing by noon, giving way to a partly cloudy afternoon and temperatures that will run a little warmer than yesterday. look for inland highs to reach the upper 70s this afternoon. bay shoreline communities will be in the low 70s and folks at the coast will see low 60s. high pressure will steadily build throughout the week meaning gradually warming temperatures. inland highs should reach the upper 80s by the weekend. sunrise in san francisco is at 6:26 am. sunset is at 8:02 pm. don't forget you can always get the latest weather updates and traffic alerts with the kron4 app. download it for free for apple and android devices.

no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. san mateo bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101. golden gat bridge drive time less than 30 min from 37 to the toll plaza. richmond bridge drive less than 20 min from the toll to 101 (james) in world news... a car rams into a pizzeria near paris killing one person - and seriously injuring several others. the vehicle plowed through the restaurant entrance. the driver was quickly arrested. a young girl was killed, four others are in serious condition - and eight other suffered minor injuries. france's interior ministry says the

suspect was apparently suicidal and the incident is not believed to be linked to organized terrorism. (james) the governor of guam is taking extra steps to ensure the people on the island are safe. this comes as the north korean military threatens to fire missiles around the u-s territory. their plan is to fire four missiles into guam waters sometime this month. the north korean military says, the move is meant to signal a crucial warning to the u-s. in a news conference early yesterday morning... guam governor, eddie baza calvo ... assured the more than 160- thousand people on the island ... that they are preparing for any eventuality. the joint information center in guam is giving out pamphlets ... warning residents to prepare for a quote 'imminent missile threat'. (robin) the trump administration is being hit with another 'sanctuary city' related lawsuit. california attorney general-

(robin) under the trump administration's policy.. san francisco stands to loose one- point- five- million dollars for law enforcement programs. and california could loose 28- million dollars in federal money. (robin) a rally was held yesterday for a highland hospital nurse who is being deported back to mexico today. chanting: "no hate, no fear, immigrants are welcome here." maria mendoza- sanchez and

her husband-- you-say-beio .. have been in the united states for nearly three decades. now immigration and customs enforcement have ordered them to leave. the couple has faced deportation since 2002... over they years they've endured hardships and have been granted stays. their attorney says they've now exhausted all options. an emotional maria said good bye to the community who fought for her to stay. (robin) the couple will take their 12-year-old son back to mexico.. their three other children will stay in the united states. their attorney says anyone banned from the united states cannot re-enter the country for ten years. (james) a mistake in the justice system may have led to

the murder of a 71-year old man at twin peaks in san francisco. the two people accused the murder pleaded not guilty in court yesterday. the victim's sister.... is outraged... that one of the suspected killers was not behind bars when the murder happened. police say rob french was robbed and killed by fantasy decuir and lamonte mims last month. mims was charged with felony possession of a firearm two weeks before the shooting. he was on felony probation for auto burglary in san mateo county and misdemeanor probation for receiving stolen property in san francisco. the murder happened just five days after mims was released from jail. french's sister says the judge is responsible for her brother's death.

this is something we'll never get over, and we never want someone to experience again."> (james) the suspect's attorney says the judge followed protocol based on the risk assessment process. the san francisco district attorney's office released a statement saying the judge was given a faulty risk-assessment score. it says - quote - "when the defendant's score was calculated it appears certain factors were not accurately entered, and this resulted in a miscalculation by the agency that generates the scores." both decuir and mims face multiple charges including murder. both are due back in court on friday. (robin) we are one week away from this year's total solar eclipse. and we want to remind you about the importance of safe viewing with the proper eclipse glasses. experts say ... the safe glasses need to have a sticker showing their "i-s-o certification". nasa recommends wearing only the brands approved by the american astronomical society.

the organization has the list of vendors which sell approved glasses on its website. doctors say, watching without proper protection can cause serious eye damage or blindness. (robin) or -- you can watch the eclipse right here on kron four. we will have extended coverage of the solar eclipse on august 21st ...beginning at 10 a.m. including live cameras across the country and the bay area... as the eclipse happens. that's one week from today at 10 a.m. on kron4. coming up how are you? hi how are you am i on candid camera (hahahah) they cancelled that show a few years back i'm with channel 4 and i do a segment called people behaving badly ohhh we're not doing that.i try to have a chat with some of the people caught in the alameda crackdown..in the next edition of people behaving badly

(robin) people seem to

care about pedestrians, only when they're a pedestrian. just as soon as they get behind the wheel, their compassion and respect for the rules seems to disappear. (james) alameda police conducted a pedestrian decoy sting and stanley roberts was there -- to do what he likes to do best -- give people behaving badly a chance to explain themselves. theres one..... wooooaaaahhhh 58 drivers were pulled over a ticketed during the alameda police department pedestrian safety crack down nats: ambiance from every thing from failing to yield to people in a marked crosswalk, cell phone s and not wearing seatbelts . but i was interested in every stopped for one violation do you know the rules regarding a pedestrian in a crosswalk? what your understanding, your basic understanding i want to get the drivers side of the story and there is only one way to do that but first i

need a formal introduction this is a member of the media and a civilian ride along oh ok well close enough why am i talking to you because ah you might think i have an interesting story .ahhh no let's try a different driver how are you? hi how are you am i on candid camera (hahaha) i think they cancelled that show a few years back i'm with channel 4 and i do a segment called people behaving badly ohhh we're not doing that and you kinda ran through the crosswalk there and you were on camera no we're not going on that show mombut then we got into a conversation about kids and schools yea especially i mean you gotta they're little (yea) you gotta do an extra look (yes) then there was this driver i'm good how are you? i heard you tell him the rules, what are the rules you have to stop at the crosswalk you see anyone there stepping out as in there intending to walk across the cross walk so why are you sitting here right now because i did not stop a the crosswalk i wasn't looking i wasn't paying attention this driver held up an rather interesting item to block her face you have a diaper and you have a child then so you probably

know the importance to stop for a pedestrian in the crosswalk ah ha alright thank you oh remember this guy he thought for a second he know who i was you're not cecil uh uh uh ( i'm not cecil b demilis) . no no no thank you i eas going for cecil ah he thought i was cecil willaims from glide church in san francisco.but did he learn his lesson so next time when you see a pedestrian in a crosswalk yup i stop . in alameda stanley roberts kron 4 news (robin) still to come -- a warning for water park fans -- hear what happened to one bay area boy at the sacramento raging waters. and here's a live look outside... embarcadero.

(james) welcome back to the kron 4 morning news. here is a look at the major headlines before you head out the door this morning.... (james) a car drove into a pizzeria near paris killing a

young girl - and seriously injuring several others. four people are in serious condition. the driver was quickly arrested. france's interior ministry says the suspect was apparently suicidal and the incident is not believed to be linked to organized terrorism. (robin) a wildfire near the southern edge of yosemite national park is burning through a thick forest area. firefighters say the fire has now spread to more than 15- hundred acres. the cause of the fire is under investigation.but crews believe it may have been sparked by a recent lighting strike. (james) and we're finding out this morning that tiger woods had five drugs in his system when he was arrested for d-u-i. deputies in florida found pain, anxiety and sleep medications in his system. one of the drugs was t-h-c which is an active ingredient in marijuana. deputies found woods sleeping behind the wheel of his car over memorial day weekend. woods told them he had a "unexpected reaction" to drugs he was taking. (james)it's cool this tuesday

morning with temps in the 50s for most of the bay area. it's also cloudy with coastal drizzle at times. we should see gradual clearing by noon, giving way to a partly cloudy afternoon and temperatures that will run a little warmer than yesterday. look for inland highs to reach the upper 70s this afternoon. bay shoreline communities will be in the low 70s and folks at the coast will see low 60s. high pressure will steadily build throughout the week meaning gradually warming

temperatures. inland highs should reach the upper 80s by the weekend. sunrise in san francisco is at 6:26 am. sunset is at 8:02 pm. don't forget you can always get the latest weather updates and traffic alerts with the kron4 app. download it for free for apple and android devices. no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from

the maze to sf. san mateo bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101. golden gat bridge drive time less than 30 min from 37 to the toll plaza. richmond bridge drive less than 20 min from the toll to 101 (james) a warning if you've ever gone to raging waters... a mom in sacramento says her son got sick after visiting the popular water park in sacramento... reporter eric rucker talked to the family and explains the infection he got...and the symptoms leading up to it.

(james) raging waters corporate headquarters in los angeles, has not responded to this case... there is another "raging waters" park in san jose. (robin)over to sports ... where the giants opened up a series against the marlins. how do you score home plate tickets then sleep through the game? especially with stanton hitting his 43rd home run. that's a marlins franchise record.... the giants got a few runs together -- but couldn't withstand the marlins' bats. 8-3 the final in favor of the fish.

(robin)a day after raiders running back marshawn lynch sat during the national anthem his former teamate seahawks linebacker michael bennett did the same on sunday. "first of all, i want people to understand that i love the military. my father's in the military. i love hot dogs like any other american. i love football like any other american. but i don't love segregation. i don't love riots or oppression. i just want to see people have the equality that they deserve." (robin) bennett sat with a towel over his head during the anthem before the game against the chargers. he said that the events in charlottsville contributed to the timing of his protest and that he hopes his stance will cause others to go out and get involved with changing their community. bennett also said he intends to continue to sit during the national anthem. (james) the nba released the full schedule for the season ahead -- and the warriors will be on national tv a franchise record 31 times. the season begins october

17th... that's 8 days earlier than last season, in order to cut down on back to back games. the defending champs will open the season hosting the houston rockets -- and host the cleveland cavaliers on christmas day. the warriors will also play in cleveland on january 15 martin luther king day (robin) coming up on the kron four morning news... starbucks is giving you a couple of new ways to enjoy their celebrated "pumpkin spice" lattes this autumn. we'll tell you all about it. this is the new comfort food. grown right here in california, with absolutely no antibiotics ever. a better way to grow, a better way to eat. and it starts with foster farms

simply raised chicken. california grown with no antibiotics ever. (robin)

no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. san mateo bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101. golden gat bridge drive time less than 30 min from 37 to the toll plaza. richmond bridge drive less than 20 min from the toll to 101

(james) the starbucks pumpkin spice latte is coming back for fall -- but with a twist. starbucks announced the launch of two new products in the flavor. and you can enjoy them at home without stepping foot in a starbucks. (robin) the two products are the ready-to-drink "starbucks pumpkin spice latte" and "pumpkin spice flavored ground coffee." the ground coffee is available now and costs about 10 bucks a bag. the ready-to-drink latte will cost about 3 bucks for a 14-ounce bottle. it will be rolled out to grocery stores later this month. (james) and a massive powerball jackpot is still up for grabs... there was no winner in saturday night's 393-

million mega millions drawing. (robin) that means the grand prize rolls over to the next drawing tomorrow night. powerball officials estimate the jackpot for the wednesday drawing at 430 million dollars. (james) coming up... the berkeley hot dog stand employee who resigned after rallying in virginia has sparked a debate on employee protest rights. so... just what rights do employees have?(robin) and an update on yesterday morning's shooting on the 880. the latest on the victim's condition and the search for the shooter.(james) and a nurse who has lived in the bay area for 3 decades is being deported today. we have a live report on her story coming up.

( lydia ) a bay area nurse is facing deportation this morning. i will have the details in a live report. ( mark ) and growing

protests around the country after a weekend of violence in virginia. more on protests that are now being planned for here in the bay ( darya ) and new this morning... north korea may be backing off one of its threats against the u-s. what the north korean leader is morning. ( darya ) good morning i'm darya folsom..( mark ) and i'm mark danon. lets start the morning with a check of weather and traffic... (james)it's cool this tuesday morning with temps in the 50s for most of the bay area. it's also cloudy with coastal

drizzle at times. we should see gradual clearing by noon, giving way to a partly cloudy afternoon and temperatures that will run a little warmer than yesterday. look for inland highs to reach the upper 70s this afternoon. bay shoreline communities will be in the low 70s and folks at the coast will see low 60s. high pressure will steadily build throughout the week meaning gradually warming temperatures. inland highs should reach the upper 80s no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to

( darya ) happening today... a bay area nurse and mother is being deported back to mexico.( mark ) later this afternoon maria mendoza- sanchez will be leaving from s-f-o. kron 4's lydia pantazes is live at the airport this morning with the story. lydia. ( lydia ) happening today... a bay area nurse and mother is being deported back to mexico a rally was held for maria mendoza- sanchez yesterday in oakland. she works with cancer patients at highland hospital. she and her husband have been in the u-s for nearly 30 years... now immigration and customs enforcement has ordered them to leave. the couple has faced deportation since 2002. they have been granted stays over the years. but their attorney says they have now exhausted all options. an emotional maria spoke at the rally.

stop thinking about what going on at home.">( lydia ) the couple will take their 12-year-old son back to mexico. their three other children will stay in the u-s. ( darya ) thanks lydia. we will check back with you through out the morning. ( mark ) lafayette police are investigating the death of a man at a construction site. it happened yesterday afternoon on avalon avenue. police say the man was driving a forklift when he became trapped. the fire department tried to rescue the man but he died at the scene. police have not released the name of the 35-year-old victim. cal-osha is also investigating. ( darya ) protests and vigils continue across the country after a weekend of violence in virginia.( mark ) karin caifa is in charlottesville this morning with the latest. from west to east -- charlottesville still prompting americans to make their voices heard. some quietly. others making bold

statements, like in north carolina, where protesters took down a confederate statue outside the durham county courthouse monday night.in maumee, ohio, the hometown of the suspect in saturday's attack, a peaceful gathering. michael bates / maumee, ohio: watching on the weekend i got sick to my stomach, like i said, because i've been through this once before and it is so unnecessary.the mother of the 32-year-old woman killed here saturday, says she's in awe of tributes people have shared about her daughter, dating back to heather heyer's childhood. susan bro / mother of heather heyer: she protected me on the school bus. she took care of me when others were giving me a hard time. i was unaware of that. she didn't come home and tell me about that. she just dealt with that as a matter of normal behavior for herself. meanwhile, president trump continues to face criticism for his delay in explicitly condemning white supremacists and other hate groups, despite his pointed remarks on monday. the mayor of charlottesville was one of the critics but says now it's time to move toward rebuilding and strengthening.mayor michael signer / -d- charlottesville: it was a weekend of grieving and sorrow and mourning. that

obviously is going to continue for a long time. but i really firmly believe that we all are going to start working on our democracy in different in new and very hopeful ways.this park at the center of the discord here in charlottesvill e, was renamed emancipation park not long ago, after years of being named after confederate general robert e. lee. well yesterday, some makeshift, poster board signs started showing up declaring it heather heyer park, in honor of saturday's victim. in charlottesville, virginia, i'm karin caifa. ( darya ) a berkeley restaurant worker resigns after he is exposed for taking part in saturday's white supremacist rally in charlottesville. and this morning it's raising questions of whether an employer can legally fire someone for their involvement in a hate rally. the executive director of the first amendment coalition says the majority of what happened in saturday's rally was likely protected speech. there is an exception for

speech that incites violence, but it's narrowly defined. experts say the first amendment doesn't limit reasons why non-government employers might fire a worker. ( darya ) in california, an employer cannot fire someone solely based on their political affiliation. the "top dog" worker in berkeley was not fired, he voluntarily resigned. the company posted signs in their windows saying that they do not support the actions of those in charlottesville. ( darya ) and our coverage of the violence in charlottesville continues on the web. we recently posted a story with a local expert who talks about the moment the rally turned into domestic terrorism. it's all on kron-4-dot-com. and coming up at 5:30 we will take a look at right-wing

protests that are being planned for the bay area. ( mark ) police are still looking for the gunman who opened fire on an east bay freeway. we first broke this story yesterday on the kron 4 morning news. the victim is still in critical condition. the shooting happened early yesterday morning on 880 in san leandro. this is the 29th shooting on bay area freeways just this year. there were three other people in the car who were shot. they were not injured. police are now trying to determine if the shooting was gang related. police do not have a description of the car or the shooter. ( mark ) the two people accused of killing a man at twin peaks in san francisco last month plead not guilty in court. 19-year-old lamonte mims and 20-year-old fantasy decuir have been charged with the murder of ed french. french's family wants to know why mims was not behind bars at the time of the murder. two weeks before the shooting-- mims was charged with felony possession of a firearm. he was on felony probation for car burglary in san mateo county and misdemeanor probation for receiving stolen property in san francisco. public

defender jeff adachi says the judge in that case followed protocol. < "when a judge makes his decision whether or not to release a person, they have to rely on the best information they have... it's impossible to predict the future. here it was determined that it was not a high risk to release this individual.">( mark ) both decuir and mims face a string of charges including murder and second-degree robbery. mims is now being held without bail. ( darya ) a man suspected of shooting at c-h-p officers and cal-trans workers in lake county is under arrest. officers say 43-year-old joshua brown fired two shots at police on highway 29 in kelseyville. crews were doing road work at the time. brown tried to get away but was caught nearby hiding and arrested. police say brown is known to dislike law enforcement. ( darya ) a warning in the north bay after a man was bitten by a rattlesnake. it happened in novato at the indian valley campus of the

college of marin. a 68-year-old man was harvesting in an organic garden when he accidentally stepped on the snake... and it bit him in the leg. he was hospitalized but is going to be okay. officials say they will be warning students who start the semester next week to wear boots and protective pants if they plan to be in the garden. neighbors say they have seen rattlesnakes in the area, but human bites are very rare. ( mark ) north korea appears to be backing off the threat of conducting a missile test near guam. north korean leader kim jong un has finished reviewing a plan to fire four missiles near the u-s territory. according to north korean media... the north korean military wants to see what the u-s does next before making a decision. earlier this morning... president trump spoke by phone with the japanese prime minister. the leaders said they need cooperation from china, russia and south korea to help stop a possible north korean strike. ( mark ) still ahead on the kron four morning news... a california boy gets sick and his mother is blaming a popular northern california

water park. we will tell you why. and later... we are less than a week from the solar eclipse. see what you can expect if you are watching it here in the bay area. and after the break... tragedy on the set of one of hollywood's most anticipated movies. the accident that cost a member of the "deadpool" cast her life.( james ) and i will check your bay area forecast coming up( robin ) and i am tracking you commute after the break. . (burke) at farmers, we've seen almost everything so we know how to cover almost anything. even a swing set standoff. and we covered it, july first, twenty-fifteen.

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(james)it's cool this tuesday morning with temps in the 50s for most of the bay area. it's also cloudy with coastal drizzle at times. we should see gradual clearing by noon, giving way to a partly cloudy afternoon and temperatures that will run a little warmer than yesterday. look for

inland highs to reach the upper 70s this afternoon. bay shoreline communities will be in the low 70s and folks at the coast will see low 60s. high pressure will steadily build throughout the week meaning gradually warming temperatures. inland highs should reach the upper 80s by the weekend. sunrise in san francisco is at 6:26 am. sunset is at 8:02 pm. don't forget you can always get the latest weather updates and

traffic alerts with the kron4 app. download it for free for apple and android devices. no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. san mateo bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101. richmond bridge drive less than 20 min from the toll to 101

( mark ) a female stunt driver working on the movie "deadpool 2" has died while filming on set. witnesses say she appeared to lose control of a motorcycle before crashing into a window of a building. it happened in downtown vancouver. one witness saw it all unfold from seven stories up.

results showed that the boy has an infection caused by parasites that are commonly found in public pools. the mother says she is convinced the water park is where he got the infection.

next monday, if the sky is clear, the great american eclipse will go down like this sotat 9:01 we have what we call first contact which is where the moon just begins to encroach on the sun. it will look like a bite is taken out of the sun and then a bigger and bigger nibble.sotat 10:15 that's when the eclipse will be a the maximum for san francisco. that's when 80 percent of the sun will be blocked by the moon and the sun will look like a big crescent. sotand then the sun will slowly move off the sun and by 1137 that's when we will have last contact which is when the moon just leaves the disc of the sun.but quock says that even though the moon will cover most of the sun, it won't darken the sky very much. sotit really won't cause a darkening of that much of the sky. people might notice something if it's clear. the sky will look a little odd. the sky might look a little bit dimmer that usual but people might not be able to tell the difference.finally, quock is warning people not to look at the sun. . even during the eclipse without proper eye protection sotyou can either use eclipse glasses or you can project the image of the sun which is another fun way to view the eclipse.w

( mark ) and you can watch the eclipse right here on the kron4 morning news. we will have extended coverage of the solar eclipse on august 21st at 10 a.m. join us as we will have cameras all across the country and the bay area as the eclipse happens. that's monday at 10 a.m. on kron4. ( darya ) a seven-year-old boy has a brand new bike after his was stolen... and it's all thanks to a south san francisco police officer. brian lara's bike was stolen last week outside the walnut avenue library. officer nelson primo saw how upset brian was and decided to do something special for the boy. officer primo surprised

brian with a new bicycle. kron four was there when officer primo checked in to see how brian was enjoying the bike. ( darya ) that new bicycle originally belonged to officer primo's son. his son said he wanted brian to have the bike instead. ( mark ) still ahead on the kron four morning news... more problems for the white house. see the latest lawsuits being filed against the trump administration by the city of san francisco. and next... a woman lost in the woods for three weeks is found alive. hear how she was able to survive. and here's a live look no major hot spots. bay bridge

wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. traffic is

still at the limit on 101 across the goldden gate bridge ( mark ) this morning professional wrestling star ric flair is in a medically induced coma. according to the w-w-e... the 68-year old was headed into surgery for a heart-related issue. flair, also known as the nature boy, has been in pro- wrestling since the seventies. bay area fans may remember flair's visit to the 49ers locker room during the 2014

playoffs. that was the year the niners made it to the superbowl. ( darya ) a woman lost for áthree weeks in an alabama forest is found alive. these are the woods where 25-year-old lisa theris went missing. she told police that she survived by eating berries and wild mushrooms. police say she lost 50 pounds in the three weeks that she was missing. theris was with these two men when the men broke into a hunting lodge last month. she did not want to be apart of the robbery so she ran away and that is how she got lost. eventually she was able to find a highway where she was rescued by a driver and reunited with her family. police say she had bug bites and scratches all over her body but she is expected to be okay. ( mark ) still ahead on the kron 4 morning news... more protests all across the country after a weekend of violence in virginia. we will tell you about the right-wing protests being planned for the bay area.( james ) your bay area forecast is next. .

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drizzle at times. we should see gradual clearing by noon, giving way to a partly cloudy afternoon and temperatures that will run a little warmer than yesterday. no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf.

( darya ) tension remains high across the country following the deadly attack on a group of people who were protesting a white supremacy group in virginia. ( mark ) john lawrence has the latest. a symbol of the past.....is gone.protesters of this weekend's violence in charlottesville, virginia toppled a confederate statue in durham, north carolina monday.those who cheered the removal said it was a symbol of oppression.the "old joe" confederate statue, in gainesville, florida, was also removed, but in a less dramatic fashion with official approval from the city.others took to the streets to voice their anger about the racial tensions racism in different parts of the country.that includes a rally that was put together in less than 24-hours in maumee, ohio, the hometown of charlottesville suspect james fields, junior, the man suspected of killing a charlottesville protester with his car."i think it's really important for us to meet in real life while all of these

things are going on online. because that disconnect enables a lot of this hatred to grow."a large crowd also gathered at trump tower in new york city."not my president, not my president."on monday president trump did condemn racist hate groups by name, after many had said his initial statement, two days earlier, was not strong enough. "those who cause violence in its name are criminals and thugs, including the kkk, neo-nazis, white supremacists."but, that came two days after the attack and some critics say it was too little too late.other rallies and vigils, with the same message of increasing peace honoring the dead and injured in charlottesville were held in other spots across the country, from jersey cityto palm springs, california.many of them hope getting rid of the past may result in a better future.i'm john lorinc reporting.

( darya ) and this morning we are learning that there are right-wing rallies planned for the bay area. there are at last two rallies planned. one is scheduled to take place in san francsico on august 26th. a right wing, pro- trump group 'patriot prayer' has been granted a permit for a rally at crissy field. a seperate right wing event is scheduled for the next day in berkeley. the group known as "no to marxism in america" is planning a rally at martin luther king junior park. coutner protesters are expected at both events. ( darya ) happening now... police in the east bay are searching for a missing woman. elizabeth beasley is a recent graduate from san francisco state. she has not been seen since saturday. she was last seen at a starbucks off dublin road in dublin. she is described as 5-foot-9 with green eyes and red hair. ( darya ) the trump administration is being hit with another 'sanctuary city' related lawsuit. california attorney general xavier becerra and san francisco city attorney dennis herrera

announced they are both filing lawsuits against the trump administration. the lawsuits focus on the threat to withhold grant money from sanctuary cities. under the new rules... federal agents are to be given unlimited access to jails to interrogate suspects. cities are also required to give immigration agents 48- hours notice before releasing any person who is in the country illegally. ( darya ) under the trump administration's policy.. san francisco could loose more than a million dollars for law enforcement programs. and california could loose 28- million dollars in federal money. ( mark ) a wildfire near the southern edge of yosemite national park is burning through a thick forest area. firefighters say the flames ignited sunday afternoon and it has now spread to more than 15-hundred acres. right now there is no containment.

firefighters say the steep and rugged terrain is making the fire difficult to fight. crews believe the fire may have been sparked by lightning. ( mark ) tiger woods had five drugs in his system when he was arrested for d-u-i. that's according to the toxicology report that was just released.(ááboxesáá) deputies in florida found pain, anxiety and sleep medications in his system. one of the drugs was t-h-c which is an active ingredient in marijuana. deputies found woods asleep inside his car in may. woods told police he had an unexpected reaction to drugs he was taking at the time of his arrest. woods has agreed to plead guilty to reckless driving. ( darya ) coming up on the kron four morning news... tragedy at a northern california lake. what's being blamed for the death of a 7-year-old girl. and later... these 'ford go bikes' are supposed to make it easier to get around san francisco but vandals are making it more difficult to rent them. what you need to be on the lookout for. and after the break... you might want to think twice the next time you have avocado or guacamole. how much it could end up costing you in the future.

and here's a live look outside...bay bridge.

( robin ) no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. an accident nb 101 at oakland rd slow from 680 ( mark ) the price of avocados

continues to rise in california. in fact a single avocado could reach up to three- dollars by the end of the month. ( darya ) that is according to a report by the sacramento bee. a vegetable supplier in sacramento says prices are going up after a record- breaking heat wave hurt the supply.( mark ) plus growers in mexico are sending fewer avocados than in previous years. industry analysts say they expect the prices to start dropping again sometime next year (james) your bay area forecast is after the break.

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checking bay area roads before you head out the door..

no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. san mateo bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101. golden gat bridge drive time less than 30 min from 37 to the toll plaza.

richmond bridge drive less than 20 min from the toll to 101

(james)it's cool this tuesday morning with temps in the 50s for most of the bay area. it's also cloudy with coastal drizzle at times. we should see gradual clearing by noon, giving way to a partly cloudy afternoon and temperatures that will run a little warmer than yesterday. look for inland highs to reach the upper 70s this afternoon. bay shoreline communities will be in the low 70s and folks at the coast will see low 60s. high pressure will steadily build throughout the week meaning gradually warming temperatures. inland highs should reach the upper 80s by the weekend. sunrise in san

francisco is at 6:26 am. sunset is at 8:02 pm. don't forget you can always get the latest weather updates and traffic alerts with the kron4 app. download it for free for apple and android devices.

( mark ) a seven- year-old girl swimming in shasta lake is killed after getting hit by a boat in the water. the incident marks the third death this summer at the popular lake. the shasta county sheriff's office says the girl was swimming behind a house boat when someone on a rented boat hit the girl. the girl was

rushed to the hospital but died from her injuries. deputies the person who hit the girl was driving at unsafe speeds. many boaters on the lake say they see many cases of boaters not following safety rules. ( mark ) in the month of july, 12 -year old auston strole and 7 year old julian zamora both died on the lake. the shasta county sheriff's office says the most recent incident is still under investigation. ( darya ) a jury sides with taylor swift -- accepting her claim that a radio host groped her during a photo shoot. swift was rewarded a symbolic one dollar... her attorney says the case was not about the money but it was a chance to stand up for other women. jurors determined that former colorado d-j david mueller assaulted the pop star by grabbing her backside four years ago. the jury also

found that swift's mother and radio liaison were within their rights to contact mueller's bosses...leading to his firing. ( mark ) for less than 10- dollars a day you can rent a bike in san francisco but some of those bikes are being vandalized.( darya ) stanley roberts explains in this edition of people behaving badly. sound of buttons being pushed this couple from hayward, had to swap in one of their ford go bikes because there was a problem it she checked it out before pulled it out this time (seats ok) yup (gears ok) let's hope so (breaks ok) didn't get that far but let's hope so.there bike was returned because how was you ride the bike it wasn't very good (tell me about it) look at the gear and then this one was broken i had to take it off one of the other bikes but that wasn't all, also there was a problem with the gears you can't even so it's supposed to be make it easier or harder to ride and somebody broke it the wires are sticking out see look at this theres no wires sticking out but this one doesn't work so we're trading it in so what if i told you someone has been

vandalizing these bikes that's obviously what happened in the same location one of the bikes had the grip where the gears are removed completely ford go bikes have been the target of some major shenanigans in san francisco at one of the other kiosks this bike has a flat tire and yes flat tires and bikes kinda go hand and handexcept over at embacadero and bryant, there are multiple bikes with the air let out of the front tires .. many had the seats turned backwards but that's an easy fix nats: ambiancebut what's not an easy fix is what happened over at 15th and folsom where a kiosk had paint splashed over the rack the payment center and some of the bikes i arrived after most of the paint was removed but it was clear they used a can of paint.. there is speculation as to who is responsible for the problems which i will be looking deeper into that subject but for now, before you use one of the bikes check to make sure no one has let the air out the tires, check to make sure the seat is secure . or just look for the red light nats: ambiance that's an indication that something may be wrong..i put in a call to the bike share company motivate and they are aware whats happening in san francisco they say it's not unusual, it has happened in other cities, they expect the problem to die downhowever, if you see a bike which

appears damaged, let them know so it can be fixed in san francisco stanley roberts kron 4 news ( darya ) now to bay area baseball and the oakland a's taking on the kansas city royals.( mark ) let's get to the highlights. in the 6th inning with the royals up by one and it is a grand slam down the left field line. that gave the royals a five run lead and that was all they would need. kansas city wins by a final of 6 to 2. the a's have now lost 5 of their last 7. the two reams play again tonight. first pitch is set for 7:05 at the coliseum. ( mark ) the giants opening up a series against the marlins. giancarlo stanton hitting his 43rd home run. that's a marlins franchise record. the giants got a few runs together

-- but couldn't come back. the marlins win by a final of 8 to 3. game two of the series is set for this afternoon. first pitch is set for 4:05 in miami ( mark ) coming up on the kron four morning news... a warning for people in one bay area city after a man is bitten by a rattle snake. coming up at six... we will tell you where it happened. and after the break... find out why these cops decided to attampet a little synchronized swimming.

( robin ) no major hot spots. a stall in aokalnd on wb 24 at 2580 blocking one lane. slow from telegraph. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf.

( darya ) take a look at this... these are members of the arlington county police department in northern virginia. they are attempting synchronized swimming in order to promote a community event. this video was posted on the department's facebook page. you can see the officers dive in the pool in their uniforms. officials say they hope the video helps put police in a positive light. police say it took them multiple takes over several days to make the video. ( mark ) coming up in the next hour... a bay area nurse is facing deportation this morning. we are live at the airport as she gets ready to leave her children behind. and why a bay area employee is sparking a debate about employer rights after being fired for participating in a

white supremacist rally. and... a california boy gets sick and his mother is blaming a popular northern california water park. we will tell you why. [woman] so you're saying you didn't eat this ice cream?

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is facing deportation this morning. i will have the details in a live report. ( mark ) and growing protests around the country after a weekend of violence in virginia. more on the right-wing ralliedthat are now being planned for area. ( darya ) and north korea may be backing off one of its threats against the u-s. what the north korean leader is morning. (darya) good morning i'm darya folsom..(mark) and i'm mark danon. lets start the morning with a check of weather and traffic... (james)it's cool this tuesday morning with temps in the 50s

for most of the bay area. it's also cloudy with coastal drizzle at times. we should see gradual clearing by noon, giving way to a partly cloudy afternoon and temperatures that will run a little warmer than yesterday. look for inland highs to reach the upper 70s this afternoon. bay

shoreline communities will be in the low 70s and folks at the coast will see low 60s. high pressure will steadily build throughout no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. san mateo bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101. richmond bridge drive less than 20 min from the toll to 101

( darya ) happening today... a bay area nurse and mother is being deported back to mexico.( mark ) later this afternoon maria mendoza- sanchez will be leaving from s-f-o. kron 4's lydia pantazes is live at the airport this morning with the story. lydia. ( lydia ) maria mendoza- sanchez works with cancer patients at highland hospital. today, she, along with her husband and 12-year old son will be deported to mexico. mendoza sanchez she and her husband eusebio have been in the u-s for nearly 30 years... they have raised

their four children in oakland. but now they are being forced to leave. the couple has faced deportation since 2002... over the years they have endured hardships and have been granted stays. but their attorney says, they have now exhausted all options. an emotional maria spoke at the rally yesterday in oakland. the couple will bring their 12-year-old son back to mexico... their three other children will stay in the united states. their attorney says, anyone banned from the united states cannot re-enter the country for ten years.reporting live at sfo, lydia pantazes kron4 news. ( lydia ) the couple will take their 12-year-old son back to mexico. their three other children will stay in the u-s. ( darya ) thanks lydia. we will check back with you through out the morning. ( mark ) lafayette police are investigating the death of

a man at a construction site. it happened yesterday afternoon on avalon avenue. police say the man was driving a forklift when he became trapped. the fire department tried to rescue the man but he died at the scene. police have not released the name of the 35-year-old victim. cal-osha is also investigating. ( mark ) protests and vigils continue across the country after a weekend of violence in virginia. in north carolina, protesters took down a confederate statue outside the durham county courthouse last night. there was a peaceful gathering in maumee, ohio. that's the hometown of the suspect in saturday's attack. the mother of the 32-year-old woman killed in that attack says the tributes about her daughter have helped her grieve.

trump continues to face criticism for his delay in condemning white supremacists and other hate groups. this despite his more pointed remarks yesterday. ( darya ) and a berkeley restaurant worker resigns after he is exposed for taking part in saturday's white supremacist rally in charlottesville. ( mark ) this morning - it's raising questions of whether an employer can legally fire someone for their involvement in a hate rally. kron four's spencer blake has the story. (pkg)anti-semitic chantsnazi salutesand other racist, hateful remarks filled the air at the rally in charlottesvill e virginia over the weekend. yet police and the state were constitutionally obligated to allow the rally to happen. "it's incidents like this that really throw into sharp relief what kinds of protections the first amendment provides." david snyder is the executive director of the first amendment coalition in san rafael.he, along with presumably the vast majority of americans, is horrified by the actions of the k-k-k, neo- nazis, and white supremacists,

and strongly disagrees with them.but he points out that this is exactly the type of speech the first amendment is designed to protect."if minority viewpoints aren't protected, that means all of our speech, all of our ability to speak is limited."granted, there are some exceptions, like speech that incites violence.but those exceptions are very narrowly defined, legally, and don't include general or abstract calls to rise up and fight.though the litmus test would have to be applied on a statement-by- statement basis, snyder suspects the constitution would protect ámost of what was said at the rally, meaning the ágovernment cannot do anything about it.take, for example, what a public university president said after learning one of his students participated in the rally.marc johnson: "we definitely do not support the content of his (peter cvjetanovic) message, but we have not constitutional or legal right to fire him from a job or expel him from the university."but the first amendment doesn't limit what

non-government employers do. "a private employer can fire someone for their speech - and there may be other reasons that that firing is improper, but from the constitution's perspective, the constitution is irrelevant."snyder says he supports a principled stand of free speechciting examples of the a-c-l-u defending the rights of neo-nazis to march. (flashcam)one other important note i learned from snyder -- in california, an employer cannot fire someone soley based on their political affiliation. ( darya ) and our coverage of the violence in charlottesville continues on the web. we recently posted a story with a local expert who talks about the moment the rally turned into domestic terrorism. it's all on kron-4-dot-com. ( mark ) police are still looking for the gunman who opened fire on an east bay freeway. we first broke this story yesterday on the kron 4 morning news. the victim is still in critical condition. the shooting happened early yesterday morning on 880 in san leandro. this is the 29th shooting on bay area freeways just this year. there were three other people in the car that was shot at. they were not injured. police are now

trying to determine if the shooting was gang related. police do not have a description of the car or the shooter. ( mark ) this is just the latest in a string of shootings to happen on bay area freeways. there have been a total of 99 shootings since november of 20-15 six people have died and 36 others have been injured. so far this year, there have been 29 shootings on bay area freeways. in many of these cases, the c-h-p has said the shootings were targeted or gang- related. ( mark ) the two people accused of killing a man at twin peaks in san francisco last month plead not guilty in court. 19-year-old lamonte mims and 20-year-old fantasy decuir have been charged with the murder of ed french. french's family wants to know why mims was not behind bars at the time of the murder. two weeks before the shooting-- mims was charged with felony possession of a firearm. he was on felony probation for car burglary in san mateo county and misdemeanor probation for receiving stolen property in san francisco. public defender jeff adachi says the judge in that case followed protocol.

< "when a judge makes his decision whether or not to release a person, they have to rely on the best information they have... it's impossible to predict the future. here it was determined that it was not a high risk to release this individual.">( mark ) both decuir and mims face a string of charges including murder and second-degree robbery. mims is now being held without bail. ( darya ) happening now... police in the east bay are searching for a missing woman. elizabeth beasley is a recent graduate from san francisco state. she has not been seen since saturday. she was last seen at a starbucks off dublin road in dublin. she is described as 5-foot-9 with green eyes and red hair. ( darya ) a man suspected of shooting at c-h-p officers and cal-trans workers in lake county is under arrest. officers say 43-year-old joshua brown fired two shots at police on highway 29 in kelseyville. crews were doing road work at the time.

brown tried to get away but was caught nearby hiding and arrested. police say brown is known to dislike law enforcement. ( darya ) a warning in the north bay after a man was bitten by a rattlesnake. it happened in novato at the indian valley campus of the college of marin. a 68-year-old man was harvesting in an organic garden when he accidentally stepped on the snake... and it bit him in the leg. he was hospitalized but is going to be okay. officials say they will be warning students who start the semester next week to wear boots and protective pants if they plan to be in the garden. neighbors say they have seen rattlesnakes in the area, but human bites are very rare. ( mark ) north korea appears to be backing off the threat of conducting a missile test near guam. north korean leader kim jong un has finished reviewing a plan to fire four missiles near the u-s territory. according to north korean media... the north korean military wants to see what the u-s does next before making a decision.

earlier this morning... president trump spoke by phone with the japanese prime minister. the leaders said they need cooperation from china, russia and south korea to help stop a possible north korean strike. ( darya ) still ahead on the kron four morning news... tragedy on the set of one of hollywood's most anticipated movies. we'll tell you what happened on the set. plus... the president loses key partners after his response to the violence in charlottesville. we'll tell you who stepped down and show you their statements.( robin ) and i'm tracking your morning commute. .

( mark )( darya ) welcome back. lets get a check of weather and traffic this morning. no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. golden gate bridge drive time less than 30 min from 37 to the toll plaza. grassfire nb 101 at bernal offramp is back open

(james)it's cool this tuesday morning with temps in the 50s for most of the bay area. it's also cloudy with coastal drizzle at times. we should see gradual clearing by noon, giving way to a partly cloudy afternoon and temperatures that will run a little warmer than yesterday. look for inland highs to reach the upper 70s this afternoon. bay shoreline communities will be in the low 70s and folks at the coast will see low 60s. high pressure will steadily build throughout the week meaning gradually warming temperatures. inland highs should reach the upper 80s by the weekend. sunrise in san francisco is at 6:26 am. sunset is at 8:02 pm. don't forget you can always get the latest weather updates and traffic alerts with the kron4 app. download it for free for apple and android devices.

( mark ) a female stunt driver working on the movie "deadpool 2" has died while filming on set. witnesses say she appeared to lose control of a motorcycle before crashing into a window of a building. it happened in downtown vancouver. one witness saw it all unfold from seven stories up.

just.. it went really quick.. and wobbled out. it looks like she hit the throttle, because she went from zero to really quick.>( mark ) investigators are working to figure out what caused the deadly crash. ( darya ) a 13-year-old boy is sick and his mother is blaming a popular california water park. the woman says her son got sick a day after visiting the raging waters park in sacramento the teen from stockton thought he had just been out in the sun too long. but after a visit to the doctor...test results showed that the boy has an infection caused by parasites that are commonly found in public pools. the mother says she is convinced the water park is where he got the infection.

one of the pools. ( mark ) a 13-year-old girl is dead this morning and several others are injured after a car rammed into a pizza restaurant near paris. the car plowed through the restaurant entrance yesterday. the driver was arrested. four people are in serious condition including a three-year old. eight other people suffered minor injuries. france's interior ministry says the suspect was suicidal and the incident is not believed to be linked to terrorism. they believe the man was under the influence of drugs. ( mark ) a teenager is in jail this morning after police say he vandalized the new england holocaust memorial in boston. police say a 17-year-old threw a rock through one of the glass panels. two bystanders tackled the teen and held him until police arrived. police are investigating this as a hate crime. this is the second time it's been vandalized this summer. in june, a 21-year-old man was arrested for throwing a rock at the memorial, shattering the glass. ( darya ) the taliban has sent an open letter to president trump calling for an end to the war in afghanistan. the war has been going on

for the past 16 years. a taliban spokeman says the presdient should recognize the errors of his predecessors. he wants the u-s to review their strategy in afghanistan. the trump administration has planned an increase in troops in the country. ( mark ) marijuana may not be as beneficial for easing pain as originally thought. (áááboxesááá) doctors with the u-s department of veterans affairs say they have little evidence to suggest pot helps with chronic pain or post traumatic stress disorder. eighty percent of medical marijuana users use it for chronic pain. and more than a third cite ptsd as a reason they use marijuana. the doctors found 27 studies that examined the use of marijuana products for chronic pain in adults. but they discovered that there is not enough evidence to say whether medical marijuana was helpful to pain sufferers. ( mark ) think about having a glass of wine with dinner tonight. doctors say moderate drinking could cut your risk of having heart disease. doctors found that drinking a glass of wine or a bottle of beer a night could cut your risk by one-

fifth. more than 300-thousand americans participated in the study and doctors found the positive health results in those who had one alchoholic drink a night. ( darya ) the countdown is on for the solar eclipse. we are less than a week away and there's a few things we can expect to see here in the bay area. if the sky is clear on monday, the moon will start to go over the sun around 9:01 in the morning. it will look like a bite is being taken out of the sun. then at 10-15, the eclipse will be at its max in san francisco when the moon blocks 80-percent of the sun. the moon will start moving off of the sun about an hour later. experts are warning people not to look at the sun without proper eye protection. this is the first time since 1918 a solar eclipse has gone all the way across the united states. ( darya ) and you can watch the eclipse right here on the kron4 morning news. we will have extended coverage of the solar eclipse on august 21st at 10 a.m.

join us as we will have cameras all across the country and the bay area as the eclipse happens. that's one week from today at 10 a.m. on kron4. ( darya ) still ahead on the kron four morning news... more problems for the white house. why the state of california and the city of san francisco are filing a lawsuit against the trump administration over millions of dollars. ( mark ) plus... the golden state warriors schedule is released for next season... we'll tell you when some of the important games are. after the break. people love my breakfast burritos.

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( mark ) let's talk bay area basketball. the n-b-a season is just over two months away and the 2017-2018 schedule has just been released.( darya ) the defending champion golden state warriors will open the season at home at oracle arena. here are some of the notable games. they will host chris paul, james harden and the new look houston rockets on october 17. kevin durant returns to o-k-c to play paul george and russell westbrook on november 22nd. the warriors will host lebron james and the cavs on christmas. and their final match-up with their rival cavaliers is on martin luther king day, january 15 in cleveland. ( james ) i'm tracking ( james )( james ) i'm

tracking your bay area weather forecast.. ( terisa ) ( terisa ) right wing rallies scheduled for parts of the 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. (mark)(darya) lets start

the half hour with a check of weather and traffic... (james)it's cool this tuesday morning with temps in the 50s

for most of the bay area. it's also cloudy with coastal drizzle at times. we should see gradual clearing by noon, giving way to a partly cloudy afternoon and temperatures that will run a little warmer than yesterday. look for inland highs to reach the upper 70s this afternoon. bay shoreline communities will be in the low 70s and folks at the coast will see low 60s. high pressure will steadily build no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf.

( darya ) tension remains high across the country following the deadly attack on a group of people who were protesting a white supremacy group in virginia. ( mark ) john lawrence has the latest. a symbol of the past.....is gone.protesters of this weekend's violence in charlottesville, virginia toppled a confederate statue in durham, north carolina monday.those who cheered the removal said it was a symbol of oppression.the "old joe" confederate statue, in gainesville, florida, was also removed, but in a less dramatic fashion with official approval from the city.others took to the streets to voice their anger about the racial tensions racism in different parts of the country.that includes a rally that was put together in less than 24-hours

in maumee, ohio, the hometown of charlottesville suspect james fields, junior, the man suspected of killing a charlottesville protester with his car."i think it's really important for us to meet in real life while all of these things are going on online. because that disconnect enables a lot of this hatred to grow."a large crowd also gathered at trump tower in new york city."not my president, not my president."on monday president trump did condemn racist hate groups by name, after many had said his initial statement, two days earlier, was not strong enough. "those who cause violence in its name are criminals and thugs, including the kkk, neo-nazis, white supremacists."but, that came two days after the attack and some critics say it was too little too late.other rallies and vigils, with the same message of increasing peace honoring the dead and injured in charlottesville were held in other spots across the country, from jersey cityto palm springs, california.many of them hope getting rid of the past may result in a better future.i'm john lorinc

reporting. ( mark ) and now we are learning details about plans for two right wing rallies here in the bay area.( darya ) kron 4's terisa estacio is live at crissy field where one of those rallies is planned. terisa. ( terisa )one is scheduled to take place in san francsico on august 26th. a right wing pro trump group patriot prayer hs been granted a permit for a rally at crissy field. a seperate right wing event is scheduled for the next day in berkeley. the "no to marxism in america" rally is scheduled to take place in martin luther king junior park. coutner protesters are expected at both events. ( mark ) thanks terisa. ( mark ) thanks terisa.

we will check back with you through out the morning. ( darya ) the trump administration is being hit with another 'sanctuary city' related lawsuit. california attorney general xavier becerra and san francisco city attorney dennis herrera announced they are both filing lawsuits against the trump administration. the lawsuits focus on the threat to withhold grant money from sanctuary cities. under the new rules... federal agents are to be given unlimited access to jails to interrogate suspects.

cities are also required to give immigration agents 48- hours notice before releasing any person who is in the country illegally. ( darya ) under the trump administration's policy.. san francisco could loose more than a million dollars for law enforcement programs. and california could loose 28- million dollars in federal money. ( mark ) three c-e-o's have quit president trump's manufacturing council after the violence in charlottesvill e. under armour founder and c-e-o kevin plank condemned white supremacists in a tweet -saying "there is no place for racism or discrimination in this world." plank stpped down from the president's council. intel c-e-o brian krzanich also stepped down from the president's council. he said in a statement he resigned to "call attention to the serious harm our divided political climate is causing to critical issues." the head of pharma giant merck ken

frazier also quit yesterday. ( mark ) in international headlines. massive mudslides in sierra leone's capital killed more than two- hundred people and destroyed dozens of homes. many victims were trapped under tons of mud as they slept. the government and aid groups are working to help survivors -- and try and find the many people still missing. red cross estimates that as many as as three-thousand people are left homeless officials say the death toll is expected to rise. ( darya ) a seven-year-old boy has a brand new bike after his was stolen... and it's all thanks to a south san francisco police officer. brian lara's bike was stolen last week outside the walnut avenue library. officer nelson primo saw how upset brian was and decided to do something special for the boy. officer primo surprised brian with a new bicycle. kron four was there when officer primo checked in to see how brian was enjoying the

bike. ( darya ) that new bicycle originally belonged to officer primo's son. his son said he wanted brian to have the bike instead. ( mark ) coming up on the kron four morning news... tragedy at a northern california lake. what's being blamed for the death of a 7-year-old girl. and later... an n-f-l star says he will sit during the anthem all season. we'll tell you who and hear why he says he's not standing. and after the

break... the cost of avacados is going up. we'll tell you how much you can expect to pay. and here's a live look outside... golden gate bridge.

no major hot spots. bart delays deveopong out of sf

staions due to medical emegency. plan ahead. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. ( darya ) the price of avocados continues to rise in california. in fact a single avocado could reach up to three- dollars by the end of the month. ( mark ) that is according to a report by the sacramento bee. a vegetable supplier in sacramento says prices are going up after a record- breaking heat wave hurt the supply.( darya ) plus growers in mexico are sending fewer avocados than in previous years. industry analysts say they expect the prices to start dropping again

sometime next year ( mark ) still ahead. a man rams into a bunch of luxury cars causing a half million dollars in damages. ahead on the kron four morning news at seven, hear the reason he gave police after the crash. (james) and i'm tracking your morning forecast. what to expect as you head out the door right after the break. this is a story about mail and packages.

and it's also a story about people and while we make more e-commerce deliveries to homes than anyone else in the country, we never forget... that your business is our business the united states postal service. priority: you (mark)(darya) welcome

back. lets get a check of weather. (james)it's cool this tuesday morning with temps in the 50s for most of the bay area. it's also cloudy with coastal drizzle at times. we should see gradual clearing by noon, giving way to a partly cloudy afternoon and temperatures that will run a little warmer than yesterday. look for inland highs to reach the upper 70s this afternoon. bay shoreline communities will be

in the low 70s and folks at the coast will see low 60s. high pressure will steadily build throughout the week meaning gradually warming temperatures. inland highs should reach the upper 80s by the weekend. sunrise in san francisco is at 6:26 am. sunset is at 8:02 pm. don't forget you can always get the latest weather updates and traffic alerts with the kron4 app. download it for free for apple and android devices.

no major hot spots. bart delays leaving civic center in sf due to medical emergency. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. san mateo bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101. wb 580 is sluggosh approaching the tolls

( mark ) a seven-year-old girl swimming in shasta lake was killed after getting hit by a boat in the water. ( darya ) the incident marks the third death this summer at the popular lake. josh reed has the story. jeff lahr is a regular on shasta lake. he says he's been coming here to go boating for more than 50 years.he says this year he's seen many problems on the water.jeff lahr/ shasta lake visitor:"it just seems like it's a lot worse, there's more accidents."

on saturday the shasta county sheriff's office says a 7-year- old girl was swimming behind a house boat when 29 year old phong ly on a rented personal watercraft, hit the girl and the boat.the girl was rushed to the hospital but later died from her injuries.deputies say ly was driving at unsafe speeds.many boaters on the lake sunday weren't familiar with this incident, but said they do see many cases of boaters not following safety rules.jake mires/ shasta lake visitor:"i think it's overlooked just because you know, boating is fun, the lake, everyone's having a good time"in just a single week in early july, 12 year old auston strole and 7 year old julian zamora both died on the lake, and other non-fatal accidents have occurred.veteran boaters say it's important to always be careful and be aware of your surroundings.jake mires/ shasta lake visitor:"you have to have someone who's alert and knows what they're doing out there."lahr believes the extra crowds this year may be a contributing factor.jeff lahr/ shasta lake visitor:"i know it's busier now cause the lake's full."he says it may be time to mandate a license or training to keep the lake safer.jeff lahr/ shasta lake

visitor:"i think that's probably a pretty good idea, you know, because there's so many more people boating now and stuff." ( mark ) that was josh reed reporting for us this morning. the shasta county sheriff's office says the girl's death is still under investigation. ( darya ) a wildfire near the southern edge of yosemite national park is burning through a thick forest area. firefighters say the flames ignited sunday afternoon and it has now spread to more than 15-hundred acres. right now there is no containment. firefighters say the steep and rugged terrain is making the fire difficult to fight. crews believe the fire may have been sparked by lightning. ( darya ) this morning professional wrestling star ric flair is in a medically induced coma. according to the w-w-e... the 68-year old was headed into surgery for a heart-related issue. flair, also known as the nature boy, has been in pro- wrestling since the seventies. bay area fans may remember flair's visit to the 49ers locker room during the 2014 playoffs. that was the year the niners made it to the superbowl. ( mark ) a jury sides with

taylor swift -- accepting her claim that a radio host groped her during a photo shoot. swift was rewarded a symbolic one dollar... her attorney says the case was not about the money but it was a chance to stand up for other women. jurors determined that former colorado d-j david mueller assaulted the pop star by grabbing her backside four years ago. the jury also found that swift's mother and radio liaison were within their rights to contact mueller's bosses...leading to his firing. ( mark ) today dallas cowboys star ezekiel elliott is expected to appeal a 6-game suspension for allegedly beating his ex-girlfriend. elliot says he is innocent, and that his ex, tiffany thompson, told him "you are a black male athlete. i'm a white girl. they are not going to believe you." elliot was not arrested or charged in connection with the alleged incident after ohio prosecutors found "conflicting and inconsistent information." ( darya ) tiger woods had

five drugs in his system when he was arrested for d-u-i. that's according to the toxicology report that was just released.(ááboxesáá) deputies in florida found pain, anxiety and sleep medications in his system. one of the drugs was t-h-c which is an active ingredient in marijuana. deputies found woods asleep inside his car in may. woods told police he had an unexpected reaction to drugs he was taking at the time of his arrest. woods has agreed to plead guilty to reckless driving. ( darya ) another n-f-l star says he will sit during the national anthem during this football season. seattle seahawks defensive end michael bennet sat with a towel over his head in sunday's game against the chargers. he said that the events in charlottsville contributed to the timing of his protest. he also said hopes his stance will cause others to go out and get involved in changing their community. bennett says he will do this all season. "first of

all, i want people to understand that i love the military. my father's in the military. i love hot dogs like any other american. i love football like any other american. but i don't love segregation. i don't love riots or oppression. i just want to see people have the equality that they deserve."( darya ) last year colin kaepernick took a knee during the national anthem. this past saturday, raiders running back marshawn lynch sat on a cooler during the anthem. (mark) on wall street monday, the s&p 500 jumped 24.52 points, or 1 percent, to 2,465.84. the dow jones industrial average gained 135.39 points, or 0.6 percent, to 21,993.71. the nasdaq composite added 83.68 points, or 1.3 percent, to 6,340.23. ( darya ) coming up on th kron four morning news at 7. we are less than a week from the solar eclipse. see what you can expect if you are watching it here in the bay area. and after the break.

prince is honored with his own color.. we'll explain. after the break. food. 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. internet for one everyday simple price and no extra monthly fees.

food. water. internet. we need it to live. 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. prince has been honored with his own shade of purple. the new shade is called "love symbol number two." it was inspired by the late singer's purple yamaha piano. the color was created by the pantone color institute which is the global authority of color. the "purple" rain singer died last year from an opioid overdose. he was 57 years old. his estate says the color is a way to help the musician's "legacy to live on forever." ( mark ) ahead at seven on the kron 4 morning news... growing protests around the country after a weekend of violence in virginia. more on right-wing rallies that are now being planned for here in the bay area. a bay area

nurse is facing deportation this morning. we'll have the details in a live report.( darya ) and ahead in gary's world... we all know what steph curry and a lot of other stars have been doing for vacation. a lot of them were in china. where's gary been? we'll take a look at his postcards from the edge. and a closer look at that dodgers granny behaving badly. ( lydia ) a bay area nurse

is facing deportation this

morning. i will have the details in a live report. (terisa) and growing protests around the country after a weekend of violence in virginia. details on right wing protests planned in the bay area in a live report. (darya) and police in the east bay are searching for a missing woman. details on where she was last seen. (darya) good morning i'm darya folsom..(mark) and i'm mark danon. lets start the morning with a check of weather and traffic... (james)it's cool this tuesday morning with temps in the 50s for most