( lydia ) good morning and thanks for joining us for the kron 4 morning news.im lydia pantazes. lets start this morning with a check on weather and traffic. (dave)a cooling trend will continue through mid week as onshore flow persists and an upper trough develops near the west coast. below seasonal temperatures are expected on independence day before another warming trend begins late in

the week and into next weekend. weekend. ( lydia ) breaking news we are following this morning... fire fighters are on the scene of a fire near golden gate park. this is new video from the scene just into the kron 4 newsroom. the fire is burning on 47th avenue... in teh video you can see the clubhouse for the golden gate park golf course on fire. there are no injuries reported. right now people are being asked to area. ( lydia ) our top story this morning... concerns are

growing over air quality here in the bay area because of a fire burning in yolo county. that fire has now burned more than 32-thousand acres. these are pictures sent to us by kron 4 viewers. residents say they saw ash on cars in the east bay... north bay... peninsula... and san francisco. kron 4's gayle ong is in san francisco with a look at how people are dealing with the smoky skies a smoke advisory has been issued because of the wild firesthe air quality forecast moderate.while you were sleeping, it was apparently raining ash the fires in yolo and lake counties are so severe,ash is making its way onto cars in downtown san francisco you can see the sky so gloomy coupled with the fog sunday morning - people describing the scene an eerie picture to wake up to

and gloomy this morning.">paule tte beres lives in south san francisco, she noticed the dust on her car as she was heading to churchit made sense to her next door neighbor..

wildfire from esparto on sunday ...donna harden (off cam)"flames, a lot of smoke and flames"the view in daylight a bit different from saturday night -- this is viewer video sent to kron4 -- showing the county fire building and growing in size. 29 crews in 110 fire engines in addition to pilots were out in full force on sunday working to contain this 22- thousand acre fire greg bobbitt, guindai think in a couple of hours we are going to get real smokeygreg bobbitt is biking around guinda ... getting as close as he can -- checking to make sure his family and his home remain safe.greg bobbitt, guindawe were on our way back from vacaville yesterday on 505 on the freeway when we first saw the smoke at about 230 in the afternoon and thought it was pretty close to us and it was michelle kingston, mkingstonnews"with just a quick shift in wind direction we went from not being able to even smell the fire to being surrounded by smoke"donna harden (off cam)it's coming back this way it was just over the mountain and now seeing the flames on the top and see them just coming down505 and

california 16 west now covered in smoke making it difficult for drivers ...and unfortunately the firefighters are stuck battling these flames in triple digit heat and strong winds.in guinda michelle kingston kron 4 news ( lydia ) breaking overnight... firefighters in napa county have stopped the progress of a fire that broke out early this morning. it broke out on the 14-hundred block of ink grade road in the pope valley community. the fire spread to 3 acres before firefighters were able to get a handle on it. no injuries have been reported. ( lydia ) now to the pawnee fire burning in lake county... that fire is now 73% contained. it has spread to more than 14- thousand acres. most evacuations have been lifted... however the double eagle subdivision is still under evacuation orders this morning. ( lydia ) in the south bay, a fire destroyed a home in san jose. it happened yesterday morning at the magic sands mobile home park on

blossom hill road. firefighters say the fire started outside the home before spreading inside. several surrounding homes had to be evacuated. three people were displaced by the fire. nobody was injured. ( lydia ) in the east bay... police are investigating a homicide in el sobrante. these are pictures from the scene. it happened saturday night in a parking lot near sobrante avenue and valley view road. officers arrived and found a victim suffering from multiple gunshot wounds. that victim scene. ( lydia ) san francisco police are searching for the people involved in a triple shooting in the mission district. that shooting killed one and left two others injured. kron 4's sara stinson has the latest. he two gunshot victims brought here to sf general and are now recovering in critical are now recovering in critical condition. happened at around 8:45 last night on the 2100 block of hen s-f-p-d arrived they found three people with bullet wounds. epite life saving efforts -

one person died at the scene. hile the other two transported here to sf e spoke to one man who was there at the time of the shooting - he says sadly this has become a common occurance in the mission. take sot:"i was walking home after having dinner with a friend. we saw activity.i said well that's pretty normal actually. this is a block where literally anything can happen at all hours of the day."this is the everyday reality for those who live in parts of the mission district.and almost nothing shocks me anymore." wo weeks ago we covered fatal double shooting on 24th e still don't know if a suspect was arrested in an francisco police have not confirmed what the circumstances are of this triple shooting and if it may hat is something will have to n san francisco, sara stinson, kron 4 news.### ( lydia ) the golden gate bridge is more expensive to cross. the toll increased by 25 cents

yesterday. the hike means some drivers will pay up to 8 dollars to travel from the north bay to san francisco. there could be even more increases on the horizon. the golden gate bridge district is facing a nearly 4-million dollar deficit this fiscal year and tolls are the main source of revenue for the district. ( lydia ) san francisco's minimum wage is now 15-dollars an hour. that also started on july first. city officials say it is the first major u.s. city to get to 15 dollars per hour. but restaurant owners aren't happy about it. this increase is part of a ballot measure that was approved by voters in 2014. a restaurant owner we spoke with says it's nearly impossible to prepare for more expenses.. she says san francisco is already a very expensive city and it's not just the minimum wage increase but everything seems to be

the mandates and recent ordinances that san francisco has passed such as paid leave, maternity leave, health care ordinances, an increased minimum wage is adding to those costs. so as a restaurant owner and small business owner, we're always having to find ways to innovate and cut costs">( lydia ) restaurant owners say.. the city should focus on affordable housing and making transportation more accessible so that people can get to work more easily. ( lydia ) in the south bay... a home depot store in morgan hill had to be evacuated because of a hazmat incident. the store is on east dunn avenue. cal fire received a call about a weird smell yesterday afternoon. 4 people were taken to the hospital. there is no word on their condition this morning. fire crews were not able to determine the cause of the odor. the store will reopen this morning. ( lydia ) coming up on the kron 4 morning news ... one east bay city is getting closer to opening its first

marijuana dipensary. ( lydia ) and later... scammers in the south bay are exploiting a parent's worst nightmare to earn a little extra cash. ( lydia ) and after the break... the bay area joins nationwide protests to end the president's immigration policy. (robin) and here's a live look outside...at the san mateo bridge.

i'm april kennedy and i'm an arborist with pg&e in the sierras. since the onset of the drought, more than 129 million trees have died in california. pg&e prunes and removes over a million trees every year to ensure that hazardous trees can't impact power lines. and since the onset of the drought we've doubled our efforts. i grew up in the forests out in this area and honestly it's heartbreaking to see all these trees dying. what guides me is ensuring that the public is going to be safer and that these forests can be sustained and enjoyed by the community in the future. ( lydia ) welcome back.

checking in on your morning forecast. (dave)a cooling trend will continue through mid week as

onshore flow persists and an upper trough develops near the west coast. below seasonal temperatures are expected on independence day before another warming trend begins late in the week and into next weekend. ( lydia ) thousands gathered over the weekend at rally's across the country to president trump's immigration policy. that protests right here in san francisco. kron 4's philippe djegal has the details. details.

( lydia ) thousands gathered over the weekend at rally's across the country to protest president trump's immigration policy. that includes protests right here in san francisco. kron 4's philippe djegal has the details. (philippe)nats- "we're wanting an end to immigration crackdowns."nats- galvanized by emotional images of undocumented immigrant children being separated from their parents at the us-mexico

border...nats- several thousand angry people rally outside city hall in san francisco...nats- "he puts the kids in cages." the protestors arriving at civic center plaza after marching through the streets from mission dolores park. david chiu/assemblyman- "in my america, no human being is considered illegal." local and state leaders addressed the crowd... and, so did people directly affected by recent crackdowns from u-s immigration and customs enforcement... like a woman whose undocumented mother joined her on stage... recently released from an extended immigration hold.no name- "she was in detention in bakersfield for one year. but she is here now after one year of struggle." aside from families being separated at the border... demonstrators are here protesting against the u-s supreme court's decision this week... to uphold president trump's travel ban... on immigrants and refugees coming from five muslim-majority countries.zahrah billoo/cair- "it is all apart of the same white supremacist agenda from the trump administration and we are stronger when we fight together." pamela greaves drove down from vacaville to walk and rally with her daughter victoria.victoria greaves/demonstrator- "i have a long history of family that are immigrants, and some of them did come here illegally, but then became legal." the greaves' are bothered by the fact san francisco public defender jeff adachi says there are about 15-hundred people in detention in san francisco immigration court... and, many more across the country.pamela greaves/demon

strator- "i served 20 years in the military. this is not what i swore an oath to. this is not what i swore an oath to uphold. this is terrible. this is, its inhumane." the trump administration says it is simply enforcing the law. in san francisco, philippe djegal, kron four philippe djegal, francisco, philippe djegal, kron four news. ( lydia ) police took in 187 weapons during a gun buy-back event saturday in san francisco. it was hosted by united playaz... a violence prevention and youth development organization... located in the city's soma district. the event offered up to 200-dollars for every gun... no questions asked. ( lydia ) a marijuana business has been proposed in el cerrito... if it is approved... it would be the first of its kind in the city.

e-c-w-c partners has applied to open a marijuana dispensary at the bishop center on san pablo avenue... across the street from home depot. reports say the business would contribute 5 percent of gross revenue to the city to support public safety and other services. members of the public will be able to weigh in on the issue until the end of the day tomorrow. city officials say a final decision on the application will not be made until later this summer. ( lydia ) we now know what caused a big grass fire in concord on friday. investigators believe that the fire was likely caused by a car backfiring.. kron 4's hermela aregawi spoke to fire officials who say the fire danger is not over. grassy areas like this one and some public parks in the concord area are closed..as firefighters work to make sure the fire stays out using equipment to manipulate the ground.. and put down some barrierssteve aubert/contra costa county fire deptwhat

they will do, and they'll come in and they'll take sections of land and they put the dozer and we actually push the dirt and dry grass all the way up and bring it back down to fresh dirt.we generally try to go for 30 foot firebreaks when we create those. that way when the fire does burn up to that line that's pretty much where it stops. in the high winds situation like we were discussing, that;s where it becomes a little trickier. you can make a very large firebreak but those embers will still continue to fly fruther down the linemeanwhile officials are reminding people to take some exra precautions to prevent a fire. they say.. don't smoke in grassy areas.. don't light anything in public open spaces. don't throw your cigarettes out of your vehicle and don't drive on dry grass. steve aubert/contra costa county fire depttypically we have high heat, high winds, and very low humidity. those are the perfect condition that get a fire going greatly, very large, very quick. so that's where you really need to start taking precautions. such as if you are gonna bate your property, mow a lawn, anything along those lines that involves that dry grass, nothing done after 10 oclock in the morning. that's when the moisture content is pretty much evaporated for the rest of the day, and there's nothing left to help you actually protect yourself. (hermela aregawi)firefighters say.. it's also important for people to call in a fire quickly.they say.. they are

ready to put flames out as quickly as possible.they tell us that approach is what kept friday's fire from getting to houses.reporting in concord hermela aregawi kron 4 news ( lydia ) still ahead on the kron four morning news... at 4:30 ...the growing concerns over the air quality in parts of the bay area this morning. ( lydia ) and here's a live look outside... at the golden gate bridge. the hollywood minute is coming up after the break. ( lydia ) welcome

back to the kron four morning news. i'm tracking your entertainment headlines today... it was a huge week for an alternative band... and a small movie is promising big laughs. here's david daniel with the hollywood minute. "this is the most dangerous creature that ever walked the earth!" (nat-roar)"jurassic world: fallen kingdom" isn't just the biggest movie in north america -- it's big everywhere! the thriller is the number-one movie interntionally, at 667-million dollars... pushing the movie's global total to 932-million. box office watchers expect it

to pass the one-billion mark this week.(singing) "hey look, ma, i made it!""panic at the disco" had a pretty good the band's new disc "pray for debuted at number one on 200 album chart, with the for an alternative this year."i think i've had bloody crowe to last 20 lifetimes.""tucker has a new album, and i don't want to spend my time with someone who doesn't get it!"here's the first trailer naked," starring rose byrne as "annie," whose partner, played by chris o'dowd, is obsessed with obscure rocker "tucker crowe," played hawke. when "annie" and "tucker" strike relationship on-line -- and - both might get a second chance. the comedy, based on the nick opens in august."duncan thompson.""tucker crowe.""i'm stevie wonder.""just take it easy!""real mature, annie."in hollywood, i'm david daniel. ( lydia ) and here's a live look outside... at the bay bridge toll plaza. we'll be back with more of your kron 4 morning news after the break.

checking in on your morning forecast.

(dave)a cooling trend will continue through mid week as onshore flow persists and an upper trough develops near the west coast. below seasonal temperatures are expected on independence day before another warming trend begins late in the week and into

next weekend. ( lydia ) ( lydia ) the yolo county

and lake county fires are sending a lot of smoke into the bay area. kron 4's ella sogomonian met with people impacted by the haze and has tips from the bay area air quality management district. the napa sky glowed in amber tones saturday night as a layer of thick smoke from the pawnee and county fires made it's way south driven by wind. sot: jonathan jacoby, napa resident// "very smokey, as the sun was going down it was orange all over the place. a little eerie, with last year's

memory. it was bizzarre, it was solemn it was quiet and you could see where it was coming from over at lake berryessa."the orange haze could be seen in concord and pleasanton where the air quality dropped to moderate. over in nearby el sobrante more people woke up to their backyards covered in ash... sot:terra crowl, el sobrante resident// "there's some ash here on the table from this morning was a weird tinge of sepia and overcast. my car this morning i had the windows open and on the inside i jsut had the ash covering my seats so we're definitely experiencing that over here." flakes of ash fell further down more than 80 miles away from the fire zones onto cars in berkeley too.sot: jacob vanleween, berkeley resident// "we looked at the sun and it looked like doomsday this huge haze was up in the sky and the sun looked like a laser beam in the sky so we knew something was up."bay area air

quality management district advises people who see or smell smoke to close their windows, turn on air conditioning that recirculates, head to a cooling center or cool place like a mall or library, and limit strenuous activity outdoors.for kron 4 news i'm ella sogomonian. ( lydia ) in the north bay... volunteers in santa rosa have reunited about 300 cats that were left behind after the north bay wild fires last october. the sonoma and napa fires pet rescue and reunification group was trapping about 20-so called fire cats each week in the months following the fires that destroyed thousands of homes. most of the reunited cats were caught near the sites of their homes. the group has reunited the animals with their families through facebook groups. ( lydia ) on the pennisula.. the coast guard rescued 4 people after their fishing boat started to sink near pacifica. here they are... smiling... after the helicopter rescue. the boaters called 9-1-1 saturday afternoon after their boat began taking on water. it

happened near the pacifica municipal pier. the coast guard sent out a lifeboat and helicopter crews to help. none of the boaters were injured. ( lydia ) in the south bay... police are warning people in santa clara about fake ransom calls. they say scammera are calling and trying to convince people that they need to pay a ransom... to save their child's life.. sometimes... the person being called even hears a child screaming in the background. police say it is best to hang up the phone immediately.. and call police. ( lydia ) happening today... about 2-thousand more plaintiffs are set to join a lawsuit against tetra tech. the company is accused of falsifying cleanup results at the hunters point naval shipyard. back in may... two tetra tech employees were sentenced to 8 months in prison for faking records. the u-s navy paid tetra tech 1 billon dollarto clean up toxic waste at the shipyard... for a redevelopment project. hunters point residents have filed a 27-billion dollar lawsuit against the company for fraud. ( lydia ) an east bay

woman drowns while trying save to save 3 children... swept into the water at cowell ranch beach near half moon bay. the 47-year-old woman was taking pictures of young family members... when an undertow carried the kids away. the woman went in after them... but was also swept away. the children were rescued by other relatives... but they could not get to the woman. her body eventually washed ashore. ( lydia ) this week we are expecting to learn the details of a plea deal reached in the case of the deadly ghost ship ware house fire in oakland. it was back in december of 20-16 .... when 36- people died in a fire at the warehouse. derek almena and max harris have been charged for the fire. kron-4's dan kerman shows us what the deal could include when it's formally announced tomorrow. the two defendants in the fatal ghost ship ware house fire will not go to trail. late friday afternoon, a plea deal was reached for both defendants, derick almena and max harris, however harris' attorney says the deals are not the same, and attorneys were not permitted to give

details.earlier in the day almena's attorney tony serra said he would accept an 8 year sentence meaning his client would do another 3 years behind bars. sot tony serra/derick almena's attorney 25-35what is attorney 25-35 what is appropriate, from my perspective credit for time served, he walks, but that is not happening he will have to endure another 3 years and i hope he perservereswe don't know that's the deal that was ultimately agreed upon following 2 hours of negotiation between the judge, the da and the two defendants attorneys. but if it it, it's one the attorney for the families of 12 fire victims could acceptsot mary alexander/attorney for families of fire victims 55-105 to have that kind of time in jail when they were the ones that were on thegroudn and planned this place and allowwed the event to occur , it is very satifsying to have them held criminally accountable.36 people were killed in the december 2016

blaze. almena's attorney said deal was the right thing to do some victim's families did not have to sit through a trial. details of the plea deal shoudl be announced tuesday afternoon when the defendants return to court. standup dan kerman/oakland 128-138max harris' attorney says the reason the plea deal was not announced at the end of the hearing was so the families of the victims can be told first before its announced tuesday afternoon. at the alameda county courthouse dan kerman, kron 4 news.147/std ( lydia ) in national news... the president and his staff will be meeting with potential nominees to the u-s supreme court this week. the president plans to move quickly on a nomination -- even as democrats call for him to wait until after the mid- term elections. andrew spencer has the details. president donald trump says he will make his nomination for u-s supreme court next monday......making an announcement on twitter over the weekend.democratic senator tammy duckworth insists the decision is being made too

soon.sen. tammy duckworth, (d) illinois: "i think that we should wait and let the american people have their say. let's get through the election. we're just four months away. that's not a long time. and then let's take a look at these nominees."last week, duckworth retweeted senate majority leader mitch mcconnell's words from 2016 -- when republican leadership refused to consider a replacement for justice antonin scalia.sen. mitch mcconnell, (r) house speaker: "this is not 2016."mcconnell has said the presidential election at the end of barack obama's presidency was different than the upcoming mid-terms.sen. mitch mcconnell, (r) house speaker: "we're right in the middle of this president's very first term."...but duckworth insists the decision is important enough to wait.sen. tammy duckworth, (d) illinois: "we're talking about someone who, on the supreme court could end roe v. wade, could help to overturn much of the legislation that protects not just a woman's right to choose but health care."sen. susan collins, (r) maine: "i would not support a nominee who demonstrated hostility to roe v. wade."republican senator

susan collins has, at times, voted with the democratic caucus. she is one of six senators -- including three red-state democrats -- who met with trump last week and who could be key to the confirmation of any supreme court justice.sen. susan collins, (r) maine: "i want a judge who will apply the law to the facts of the case with fidelity to the constitution. roe v. wade is a constitutional right that is well established."i'm andrew spencer, reporting ( lydia ) and here's a live look outside... at the embarcadero.

( lydia ) drivers in one south bay city seem to be having a problem stopping at red lights. kron 4's stanley roberts explains in this edition of people behaving badly. (who are you?) who are you? (who are you to be filming people here), it's a public street (yea so.) so i can publicly film, (really) yea enjoy it thank you you too while i'm recording in public ..here is some information that will save you the headache of getting a ticket for running a red light see this black and white sign which reads stop here on red . it's pretty much self explanatory but just in case its still confusing ill try to dumb it downnats: ambiance i'm just outside the moutain view caltrain station on castro street and there are two sets of lights one set before the tracks and one set behind the tracks when the light turns red everyone must stop here at this limit line and wait for the light to turn

green easier said than done. nats: ambiance because many drivers roll right past the first set of red lights and stop at the second set . the problem with that is when you do that you are running the red light nats: ambiancein other cases drivers stop at the limit line only to drive forward to the second set again that is considered running the red light whether in a car or on a bicycle nats: ambiance all day every day you will see drivers run the red risking 400 run the red risking 400 dollar ticket and point you your driving record the reason for this is simple, it's to prevent people from stopping on the caltrain tracks and potentially getting hit by a train nats: ambiance and even with a green light drivers need to keep clear of the tracks all to often i watch drivers get stuck on the tracks or have to back up when if they stayed behind the stop here on red sign they would put themselves in a sticky situation. if driver would pull there head out there

phones and pay attention to the road many of the mistakes could be avoided nats: ambiance so basically keep back until its your turn you can save money by not getting a ticket or have a life by not getting hit by a train .. in mountain view stanley roberts kron 4 news ( lydia ) coming up on the kron four morning news... a warning this morning for people in the south bay after several near drownings in the last few weeks, ( lydia ) live look outside... at the san francisco international airport.

( lydia ) welcome back. checking in on your morning forecast. (dave)a cooling trend will continue through mid week as

onshore flow persists and an upper trough develops near the west coast. below seasonal temperatures are expected on independence day before another warming trend begins late in the week and into next weekend. ( lydia ) ( lydia ) over the last

month... eight children have been brought to hospitals for near drownings in santa clara county. the most recent incident happened last weekend. in that case the child did not survive. kron4's gayle ong reports from menlo park with what you need to know to keep your family safe this summer. it only takes a few seconds for a day at the pool to turn tragic..there have been 8 drowning incidents in the south day since may of this year..the latest - last weekend - one child died.. drowning is the leading cause of unintentional death in the u-s..but it could be prevented battalion chief of the menlo park fire department thomas calvert says most parents are distracted when the unthinkable happens.

when they did notice the kid was in the bottom of the pool. there's been other incidents where adults have ended up on the bottom of a swimming pool as well.">the pool safely campaign - a nationwide campaign run by the u-s consumer product safety commision give these essential tips to keep you and your family safe in the waters: designate an adult water watcher to supervise children at all times around the water. learn how to swim and teach your child how to swim.learn how to perform cpr on children and adults.teach children to stay away from pool drains, pipes and other openings to avoid entrapments. ( lydia ) ( lydia ) on the peninsula... the state of california has budgeted 6- million dollars to help san mateo county improve access to 2 beaches. one of the spots is martins beach... which has been at the center of a long legal battle.

kron 4's maureen kelly has the story. this beautiful slice of california coast is known as tunitas creek beach...and in the near futurue it will become a county park. up until recently it was surrounded by private property and was very difficult to access. i think there's a rope ladder apparently people driving atvs down the creek, none of it safe none of us legal it's all bad for the environment and it's dangerous but people did it....and sometimes trashed it with impunity since it wasn't being patrolled by rangers. they leave everything, tents coolers, barbecues we've had camp outs of over four and 500 people. and of course i'll remind you there's no restroom facilities out here so there's that . so that environmentally is a catastrophe into in addition to everyone scrambling up and down what are pretty permeable clips and through the creek corredor it was just getting to a point where the locals felt like this is a crisis and you know what happens the tide comes in and takes all that trash right out to the ocean oceanthe peninsula open space trust purchased the 58 acres around the beach for 5 million dollars . and this week the governor set aside another 5 million in the state budget to help make it so the public can come down safely and enjoy it. an emergency access road has been already been created so rangers can patrol the beach. but it will be some time before it will ready as a destination.. we said at

least three years and that would be to get some basic parking, facilities in a path to the beachabout a mile and a half to the north is martin's beach. tech billionaire vinod khosla bought the surrounding land and closed off the road that the public has used for generations. the surfrider foundation sued him and won. khosla wants to take it to the supreme court. but now state senator jerry hill has authored a budget rider which includes a million dollars to go into a fund and gives the state land commission the right to use that money,plus an another million being kicked in by san mateo county, to buy the road....or use eminent domain to take it. you can have a private beach you can't buy a beach close it off and keep the public from enjoying it. if that were the case we'd have no access since last year khosla has re-opened the gate....but regulars here say it's closed more often than not. senator hill says if the state land commission takes action, it could be permentaly open to the public in about a year. maureen kelly kron4 news kron4 news maureen kelly kron4 news

( lydia ) now to bay area baseball... the giants in arizona taking on the diamond backs. the giants managed to get 16 hits and 9 runs yesterday in arizona. that would be enough to complete the sweep. they win by a final of 9 to 6. the giants have now won 11 out of their last 14 games. they now head to colorado to take on the rockies. first pitch is set for 5:40 this evening. ( lydia ) for the a's... it was a rough day in oakland. they gave up 15 runs to the cleveland indians and oakland's offense fell flat. the indians win by a final of 15 to 3. oakland is off today before starting a two game series against the padres on tuesday. ( lydia ) other big sports news we are following... lebron james will be a member of the los angeles lakers next season. the agreement is

for a reported to be 4-years and worth 154-million- dollars... lebron has made 8-straight n-b-a finals...the last four of which have all been against the warriors. and hours after the lebron decision was announced... fromer warrior javale mcgee also agreed to a deal with the lakers. no details of that deal have been released yet. ( lydia ) coming up after the break... jurassic park rules the box office... and it wasn't even close. ( lydia ) and here's a live look outside...from the sutro cam. (ácommercialá)

(ácommercialá) ( lydia ) in entertainment news -- two new movies opened with big numbers at the weekend box office, but they didn't come close to the reigning champ. david daniel takes a look at the top five. "ocean's eight" fell to fifth place, making off with eight-million dollars for a

domestic total of 115-million. "uncle drew" hit the court in fourth place: the basketball comedy opened with 15-and-a- half million dollars. "sicario: day of the soldado" was the top new movie, earning 19-million dollars to debut third.(nat) "we have to stop this thing before it gets to the overpass!""i'll try to keep it away from the buildings!""incredibles two" stayed in second place. the animated sequel made 45- and-a-half million dollars, giving it 440-million in total domestic grosses.(nat) "lava! lava! lava! lava!""deep breaths, franklin."for the second straight weekend, "jurassic world: fallen kingdom" took the top spot and it wasn't even close! 60- million dollars gave the thriller a 10-day domestic total of 265-million. in hollywood, i'm david daniel. ( lydia ) coming up in the next hour of the kron 4 morning news... fires in northern california causing air quality issues here in the bay area. what you need to know before you head out the door this morning. ( lydia ) and... police in

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darya folsom..( james ) and i'm james fletcher. lets start the morning with a check of weather and traffic...

(dave)a cooling trend will continue through mid week as onshore flow persists and an upper trough develops near the west coast. below seasonal temperatures are expected on independence day before another warming trend begins late in the week and into next weekend. ( james ) here's a look at

the bay bridge. ( james ) here's a live look at the san mateo bridge. ( james ) here's a look at the golden gate bridge... ( james ) here's a live look outside at the richmond bridge. ( darya ) breaking news... fire fighters are on the scene of a fire near golden gate park. this is new video from the scene. the fire is burning on 47th avenue... in the video you can

see the clubhouse for the golden gate park golf course on fire. there are no injuries reported. right now people are being asked to avoid the area. ( darya ) a big story this morning... an almost 33-thousand acre fire burning in yolo county is sending smoke and ash into the bay area. the "yolo county fire" is just 2-percent contained. kron 4's michelle kingston has the latest. crews heading straight to the wildfire from esparto on sunday ...donna harden (off cam)"flames, a lot of smoke and flames"the view in daylight a bit different from saturday night -- this is viewer video sent to kron4 --

showing the county fire building and growing in size. 29 crews in 110 fire engines in addition to pilots were out in full force on sunday working to contain this 22- thousand acre fire greg bobbitt, guindai think in a couple of hours we are going to get real smokeygreg bobbitt is biking around guinda ... getting as close as he can -- checking to make sure his family and his home remain safe.greg bobbitt, guindawe were on our way back from vacaville yesterday on 505 on the freeway when we first saw the smoke at about 230 in the afternoon and thought it was pretty close to us and it was michelle kingston, mkingstonnews"with just a quick shift in wind direction we went from not being able to even smell the fire to being surrounded by smoke"donna harden (off cam)it's coming back this way it was just over the mountain and now seeing the flames on the top and see them just coming down505 and california 16 west now covered in smoke making it difficult for drivers ...and unfortunately the firefighters are stuck battling these flames in triple digit heat and strong winds.in guinda michelle kingston kron 4 news ( darya ) a big story this morning... a big story

this morning... the air quality in the bay area.( james ) smoke from the yolo county fire is a big concern for people in napa county. kron 4's will tran joins us live this morning. will... ( will ) concerns are growing over air quality here in the bay area because of a fire burning in yolo county. a smoke advisory has been issued because of the fires in yolo and lake counties. people in san francisco describing the scene as eerie to wake up to.

to wake up to. scene as eerie describing the san francisco describing the scene as eerie to wake up to.

( james ) thanks will. ( james ) breaking overnight... firefighters in napa county havetopped the progress of a fire that broke out early this morning. it broke out on the 14-hundred block of ink grade road in the pope valley community. the fire spread to 3 acres before firefighters were able to get a handle on it. no injuries have been reported. ( james ) now to the pawnee fire burning in lake county... that fire is now 73-percent contained. it has spread to more than 14- thousand acres. most evacuations have been lifted... however the double eagle subdivision is still under evacuation orders this morning. ( darya ) happening today... about 2-thousand

more plainiffs are set to join a lawsuit against tetra tech. the company is accused of falsifying cleanup results at the hunters point naval shipyard. back in may... two tetra tech employees were sentenced to 8 months in prison for faking records. the u-s navy paid tetra tech 1 billon dollars to clean up toxic waste at the shipyard... for a redevelopment project. hunters point residents have filed a 27-billion dollar lawsuit against the company for fraud. ( darya ) an east bay woman drowns while trying save to save 3 children... swept into the water at cowell ranch beach near half moon bay. the 47-year-old woman was taking pictures of young family members... when an undertow carried the kids away. the woman went in after them... but was also swept away. the children were rescued by other relatives... but they could get to the woman. her body eventually washed ashore. ( james ) san francisco police are looking for the people involved in a triple

shooting in the mission district. one person was killed... and the other 2 victims are in critical condition. the shooting happened just before 9 saturday night. people who live in the area say this is becoming a common occurance. for now... police aren't saying whether this is gang related. ( james ) in the east bay... police are investigating a homicide in el sobrante. these are pictures from the scene. it happened saturday night in a parking lot near sobrante avenue and valley view road. officers arrived and found a victim suffering from multiple gunshot wounds. that victim died at the scene. ( james ) in the south bay... a home depot in morgan hill had to be evacuated because of a hazmat situation. the store is on east dunn avenue. cal fire received a call about a weird smell yesterday afternoon. 4 people were taken to the hospital. there is no word on their condition this morning. fire crews were not able to determine the cause of the odor. the store will reopen this morning. ( darya ) the golden gate

bridge is now more expensive to cross. the toll increased by 25 cents yesterday. the hike means some drivers will pay up to 8 dollars to travel from the north bay to san francisco. there could be even more increases on the horizon. the golden gate bridge district is facing a nearly 4-million dollar deficit this fiscal year and tolls are the main source of revenue for the district. ( darya ) san francisco's minimum wage is now 15-dollars an hour. city officials say it is the first major u-s city to hit the 15-dollar mark. this increase is part of a ballot measure that was approved by voters in 2014. but restaurant owners aren't happy about it. they say the city should focus on affordable housing and making transportation more accessible... so that people can get to work more easily. ( darya ) the coast guard rescued 4 people after their fishing boat started to sink near pacifica. here they are... smiling... after the helicopter rescue. the

boaters called 9-1-1 saturday afternoon after their boat began taking on water. it happened near the pacifica municipal pier. the coast guard sent out a lifeboat and helicopter crews to help. none of the boaters were injured. ( james ) still ahead on the kron 4 morning news... president trump is meeting this week to discuss his picks for the supreme court. ( james ) plus... one man is arrested for putting a camera in a bathroom in a popular coffee shop. ( james ) and after the break... one east bay city is opening the door for pot dispensaries... but it could be a while until anyone doors. ( dave ) and i am tracking your bay area forecast.

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the forecast. (dave)a cooling trend will continue through mid week as onshore flow persists and an upper trough develops near the west coast. below seasonal temperatures are expected on independence day before another warming trend begins late in the week and into next weekend.

( james ) ( james ) here's a look at

the bay bridge. ( james ) here's a live look at the san mateo bridge. ( james ) here's a look at the golden gate bridge... ( james ) here's a live look outside at the richmond bridge.

( darya ) even though pot is legal in california... not every city allows the sale of marijuana.( james ) that had been the case in the city of hayward until recently. as kron 4's philippe djegal tells us.... the city council has opened the door for marijuana growers and sellers. eleven businesses, that for months, have been vetted by the city of hayward... and, independent consultants... have been approved for a cannabis business permit. that permit could eventually allow them to produce and sell marijuana within city limits. jewelz stoneking- "i think that its good, because it's helped me through cancer. it's helped several people i know. i think it does need to be monitored, and you know, regulated. however, um, i agree with all of this." the approved businesses still have to apply for a conditional use permit... and, detail how they plan to operate. as of now, mayor pro tem elisa marquez says these businesses don't have the right to set-up a dispensary. initially -- only deliveries would be

allowed.elisa marquez/mayor pro-tem- "right now, they do not have permission to operate until they're actually granted the authority to be zoned in a specific place, and we've already determined where we want these businesses established. in our industrial corridor and certain areas of our downtown. so, they will not be in the neighborhoods of hayward." on tuesday... the city council approved the business permits by a vote of six to one. councilman mark salinas was the lone no vote.mark salinas/councilmember- "my issue is that on one hand, we're trying to bring a diverse retail base in downtown, but i'm afraid that diverse retail base won't come to downtown anymore, because you have cannabis." the city says it could take months before the businesses are issued conditional use permits, if they pass the next stage of vetting. in hayward, philippe djegal, kron four news. ( james ) a pot business has been proposed in el cerrito... if it is approved... it would be the first of its kind in the city. e-c-w-c partners has

applied to open a dispensary at the bishop center on san pablo avenue... across the street from home depot. the business would contribute 5 percent of gross revenue to the city to support public safety and other services. members of the public will be able to weigh in on the issue until the end of the day tomorrow. city officials say a final decision on the application will not be made until later this summer. ( darya ) we now know what caused a big grass fire in concord on friday. investigators it was caused by a car backfiring. firefighters worked over the weekend to make sure the fire stayed out... by putting down some barriers. officials also are reminding people to take extra precautions to prevent a fire. they say don't smoke in grassy areas... and don't light anything in public open spaces.

taking precautions.>( darya ) firefighters say it's also important for people to call in a fire quickly. ( james ) national news... president trump and his staff will be meeting with potential supreme court nominees this week. democrats are calling on the president to wait until áafter the mid-term elections. but president trump says he plans to move quickly. he'll announce his pick next monday. meanwhile... republican susan collins of maine says she will not support a nominee who would overturn roe v. wade. ( james ) the trump administration is working on a bill that would grant the president powers to boost tariffs áwithout the consent of congress. president trump himself requested this bill. the proposed bill will also reportedly state that the u-s will ástop abiding by some key standards put into place by the world trade organization. a bill like this would likely face a challenge in congress. ( darya ) coming up on the kron 4 morning news... after months apart... a girl separated from her family at

the border is reunited with her mother. ( darya ) and after the break... this is why you should always keep your hands and feet inside the boat. a woman is pulled into the water by a shark. and here's a live look and here's a and here's a live look outside... bay bridge. metastatic breast cancer is relentless, but i'm relentless too. mbc doesn't take a day off, and neither will i. and i treat my mbc with new everyday verzenio-

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continue through mid week as onshore flow persists and an upper trough develops near the west coast. cooler than average temperatures are expected on independence day before another warming trend begins late in the week and into the upcoming weekend. ( james ) take a look at this... in australia -- a woman was hand-feeding sharks when one of them got her by the finger -- and pulled her into the water. pulled her into the water. the terrifying

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the kron four morning news... lets start the half hour with a check of weather and traffic... (dave)a cooling trend will continue through mid week as onshore flow persists and an upper trough develops near the west coast. below seasonal temperatures are expected on independence day before another warming trend begins late in the week and into next weekend.

( james ) here's a look at the bay bridge. ( james ) here's a live look at the san mateo bridge. (dave)a cooling trend will continue through mid week as onshore flow persists and an upper trough develops near the west coast. below seasonal

temperatures are expected ( james ) here's a look at the bay bridge. ( james ) here's a live here's a live look at the here's a live look at the san mateo bridge. ( james ) here's a look at the golden gate bridge... ( james ) here's a live look outside at the richmond bridge. ( darya ) happening tomorrow...

we're expecting to learn the details of a plea deal reached in the deadly ghost ship warehouse fire case. back in december of 20-16 .... when 36- people died in a fire at the oakland warehouse. derek almena and max harris have been charged for the fire. kron-4's dan kerman shows us what the deal could include when it's formally announced. the two defendants in the fatal ghost ship ware house fire will not go to trail. late friday afternoon, a plea deal was reached for both defendants, derick almena and max harris, however harris' attorney says the deals are not the same, and attorneys were not permitted to give details.earlier in the day almena's attorney tony serra said he would accept an 8 year sentence meaning his client would do another 3 years behind bars. sot tony serra/derick almena's attorney 25-35what is appropriate, from my perspective credit for time served, he walks, but that is not happening he will have to endure another 3 years and i hope he perservereswe don't know that's the deal that was

ultimately agreed upon following 2 hours of negotiation between the judge, the da and the two defendants attorneys. but if it it, it's one the attorney for the families of 12 fire victims could acceptsot mary alexander/attorney for families of fire victims 55-105 to have that kind of time in jail when they were the ones that were on thegroudn and planned this place and allowwed the event to occur , it is very satifsying to have them held criminally accountable.36 people were killed in the december 2016 blaze. almena's attorney said a deal was the right thing to do some victim's families did not have to sit through a trial. details of the plea deal shoudl be announced tuesday afternoon when the defendants return to court. standup dan kerman/oakland 128-138max harris' attorney says the reason the plea deal was not announced at the end of the hearing was so the

families of the victims can be told first before its announced tuesday afternoon. at the alameda county courthouse dan kerman, kron 4 news.147/std ( darya ) in the south bay... police are warning people in santa clara about fake ransom calls. they say scammera are calling and trying to convince people that they need to pay a ransom... to save their child's life.. sometimes... the person being called even hears a child screaming in the background. police say it is best to hang up the phone immediately.. and call police. ( james ) 187 guns are now off the street in san francisco. police took part in a gun buyback event over the weekend. it was hosted by "united playaz"... a violence prevention and youth development group. the event offered up to 200-dollars for every gun... no questions asked. ( james ) a man is dead after being hit by an s-u-v while running from police. it happened early saturday morning in san jose on monterey road. police were responding to a call about a

man in a car with a gun. officers found the car and a passenger starter running from them. they chased him until he tripped on the center median and into the road. an s-u-v then ran him over... killing him. police say the s-u-v kept going after hitting the man... and now they're looking for that driver. ( darya ) a young girl... separated from her family after crossing the border... has been reunited with her mother. this was the scene yesterday in miami. the mother and daughter hadn't seen each other in nearly 2 months. the mother says she was trying to get away from gang violence in guatemala. she entered the u-s with her 10-month-old son in may... seeking asylum. they were detained together. days later she was released... but he husband and daughter were then detained. the family is now waiting to hear from immigration officials about their asylum request. ( darya ) thousands

gathered over the weekend across the country to protest president trump's immigration policy. hundreds of people rallied outside city hall in san francsico. the protestors took to civic center plaza after marching from mission dolores park. local and state leaders addressed the crowd... as well as people directly affected by recent crackdowns. ( darya ) demonstators were also protesting against the u-s supreme court's decision to uphold the presidents travel ban. ( james ) in the south bay, a fire destroyed a home in san jose. it happened yesterday morning at the magic sands mobile home park on blossom hill road. firefighters say the fire started outside the home before spreading inside. several surrounding homes had to be evacuated. three people were displaced by the fire. nobody was injured.

( james ) in the north bay... volunteers in santa rosa have reunited about 300 cats that were left behind after the north bay wild fires last october. the sonoma and napa fires pet rescue and reunification group was trapping about 20-so called fire cats each week in the months following the fires that destroyed thousands of homes. most of the reunited cats were caught near the sites of their homes. the group has reunited the animals with their families through facebook groups. ( darya ) police have arrested a man for hiding a camera in the bathroom of a coffee shop in capitola. police say sage savage installed the camera just over a week ago in the bathroom of the verve coffee shop. the santa cruz sheriff's office said what they found is that similar to a u-s-b charger... but it was set-up as a camera instead of a charging device. police were able to identify savage by surveillance cameras outside the coffee shop. savage is

charged with two felonies including sexual exploitation of a child and burglary. ( darya ) still ahead on the kron 4 morning news... now that most kids are out of school.. officals want parents to take precautions at the pool to prevent emergencies. ( darya ) plus... one community is preparing to turn one private beach into a county park.. with an easier access point. ( darya ) and after the break... turns out we may all be washing our hands wrong... which means germs may be spreading rampant. how you can change the way you wash.. next. and i am tracking your bay area forecast.

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(dave)a cooling trend will continue through mid week as onshore flow persists and an upper trough develops near the west coast. below seasonal temperatures are expected on independence day before another warming trend begins late in the week and into next weekend. ( darya ) ( darya ) 4 your health

this morning... 97-percent of the time... people are ánot washing their hands properly.( james ) that means germs that can make you sick are staying on your hands. researchers asked almost 400 people to wash their hands in test kitchens and prepare food. ( darya ) almost half of them spread bacteria to spice containers while making burgers.. as a reminder... the c-d-c says you should wet your hands.... lather them with soap... and rub all over for at least 20 seconds. then dry them with a clean towel or air.( james ) 48-million people get food-borne illnesses every year... and many of those cases could be prevented with proper hand washing. ( james ) coming up after the break... king james is taking his talents to the lakers... and he's taking a former warrior with him. (ácommercialá) (dave)a cooling trend will

continue through mid week as onshore flow persists and an upper trough develops near the west coast. below seasonal temperatures are expected on

independence day before another warming trend begins late in the week and into next weekend. ( james ) here's a look at the bay bridge. (dave)a cooling trend will

continue through mid week as onshore flow persists and an upper trough develops near the west coast. below seasonal temperatures are expected on independence day before another warming trend begins late in the week and into next weekend.

( james ) here's a look at the bay bridge. ( james ) here's a live look at the san mateo bridge. ( james )( james ) here's a look at the golden gate bridge... ( james ) here's a live look outside at the richmond

bridge. ( darya ) in the south bay... 7 children were taken santa clara hospitals after nearly drowning. one child died over the weekend. drowning is the leading cause of unintentional death in the u-s. but it can be prevented. menlo park's battalion chief says most parents are distracted when the drowning happens.

to swim and teach your child how to swim. its also important to learn how to perform c-p-r on children and adults. ( james ) the state of california has budgeted 6- million dollars to help san mateo county improve access to 2 beaches.( darya ) one of the spots is martins beach... which has been at the center of a long legal battle. kron 4's maureen kelly has the story. this beautiful slice of california coast is known as tunitas creek beach...and in the near futurue it will become a county park. up until recently it was surrounded by private property and was very difficult to access. i think there's a rope ladder apparently people driving atvs down the creek, none of it safe none of us legal it's all bad for the environment and it's dangerous but people did it....and sometimes trashed it with impunity since it wasn't being patrolled by rangers. they leave everything, tents coolers, barbecues we've had camp outs of over four and 500

people. and of course i'll remind you there's no restroom facilities out here so there's that . so that environmentally is a catastrophe into in addition to everyone scrambling up and down what are pretty permeable clips and through the creek corredor it was just getting to a point where the locals felt like this is a crisis and you know what happens the tide comes in and takes all that trash right out to the ocean oceanthe peninsula open space trust purchased the 58 acres around the beach for 5 million dollars . and this week the governor set aside another 5 million in the state budget to help make it so the public can come down safely and enjoy it. an emergency access road has been already been created so rangers can patrol the beach. but it will be some time before it will ready as a destination.. we said at least three years and that would be to get some basic parking, facilities in a path to the beachabout a mile and a half to the north is martin's beach. tech billionaire vinod khosla bought the surrounding land and closed off the road that the public has used for generations. the surfrider foundation sued him and won. khosla wants to take it to the supreme court. but now state senator jerry hill has authored a budget rider which includes a million dollars to go into a fund and gives the

state land commission the right to use that money,plus an another million being kicked in by san mateo county, to buy the road....or use eminent domain to take it. you can have a private beach you can't buy a beach close it off and keep the public from enjoying it. if that were the case we'd have no access since last year khosla has re-opened the gate....but regulars here say it's closed more often than not. senator hill says if the state land commission takes action, it could be permentaly open to the public in about a year. maureen kelly kron4 news ( james ) big sports new this morning... lebron james is going to the lakers.( darya ) king james signed a 4-year deal worth 154-million-dollars... lebron has made 8-straight n-b-a finals... the last four of which have all been against the warriors. and hours after the lebron decision was

announced... fromer warrior javale mcgee also agreed to a deal with the lakers. no details of that deal have been released yet. ( james ) ( darya ) now to bay area baseball... the giants in arizona taking on the diamondbacks. the giants managed to get 16 hits and 9 runs yesterday in arizona. that would be enough to complete the sweep. they win by a final of 9 to 6. the giants have now won 11 out of their last 14 games. they now head to colorado to ake on teh rockies. first pitch is set for 5:40 this evening. ( darya ) for the a's...

it was a rough day in oakland. they gave up 15 runs to the cleveland indians and oakland's offense fell flat. the indians win by a final of 15 to 3. oakland is off today before starting a two game series against the padres on tuesday. ( james ) coming up after the break... jurassic park rules the box office... and it wasn't even close. ( james ) and a program reminder... be sure to tune into our special 4th of july show. we will cover fireworks shows from concord, san rafael, san jose and san francisco. it's the only 4th of july fireworks show in the bay area that's televised live. the fun starts wednesday... july 4th right here on kron 4. it's time for the 'lowest prices of the season'

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at the box office... but they didn't come close to the reigning champ.( james ) david daniel runs down the weekend's top 5 movies. "ocean's eight" fell to fifth place, making off with eight- million dollars for a domestic total of 115-million. "uncle drew" hit the court in fourth place: the basketball comedy opened with 15-and-a-half million dollars. "sicario: day of the soldado" was the top new movie, earning 19-million dollars to debut third.(nat) "we have to stop this thing before it gets to the overpass!""i'll try to keep it away from the buildings!" "incredibles two" stayed in second place. the animated sequel made 45-and-a-half million dollars, giving it 440-million in total domestic

grosses.(nat) "lava! lava! lava! lava!""deep breaths, franklin."for the second straight weekend, "jurassic world: fallen kingdom" took the top spot and it wasn't even close! 60-million dollars gave the thriller a 10-day domestic total of 265-million. in hollywood, i'm david daniel. ( darya )( darya ) coming up in the next hour of the kron 4 morning news... fires in northern california causing air quality issues here in the bay area. what you need to know before you head out the door this morning.

smoking is hanging over the bay area.ill have an update on the air quality conditions. (lydia) and a fire sparks near golden gate park.im standing by for a live report. ( james ) and the search is on for the people involved in a deadly shooting in (darya) good morning i'm darya folsom..

(james) and i'm james fletcher. lets start the morning with a check of weather and traffic... (dave)a cooling trend will continue through mid week as onshore flow persists and an upper trough develops near the west coast. cooler than average temperatures are expected on independence day before another warming trend begins late in the week and into the upcoming weekend. ( james ) here's a look at the bay

here's a look at the bay bridge. ( james )( james )( james ) here's a live look at the san mateo bridge. ( james ) here's a look at the golden gate bridge... ( james ) here's a live look outside here's a live here's a live look

outside at the richmond bridge. ( darya )( darya ) a big story this morning... we have new pictures of an almost 33- thousand acre fire burning in yolo county.the fire is sending smoke and ash into the bay area. the "yolo county fire" is just 2-percent contained.( james ) 29 crews in 110 fire engines were out in full force on sunday working to contain the fire.it has burned 32,500 acres. the firefighters were stuck battling these flames in triple digit heat and strong winds.505 and california 16

west now covered in smoke making it difficult for drivers. ( darya ) the other big story this morning... the air quality in the bay area.( james ) smoke from ( james ) smoke from the yolo county fire is a big concern for people in napa county. kron 4's will tran joins us live this morning. will... ( will ) concerns are growing over air quality here in the bay area because of a fire burning in yolo county. a smoke advisory has been issued because of the fires in yolo

and lake counties. people in san francisco describing the scene as eerie to wake up to.

will ) the smoke is expected to remain over the bay area through monday. ( james ) thanks will. ( james ) breaking overnight... firefighters in napa county have stopped the progress of a fire that broke out early this morning. it broke out on the 14-hundred

block of ink grade road in the pope valley community. the fire spread to 3 acres before firefighters were able to get a handle on it. no injuries have been reported. ( james ) now to the pawnee fire burning in lake pawnee fire burning in lake county... that fire is now 73-percent contained. it has spread to more than 14- thousand acres. most evacuations have been lifted... however the double eagle subdivision is still under evacuation orders this morning. ( james )(ááá2 shotááá) breaking overnight ... fire fighters tackled a fire at the golden gate park golf course.( darya ) kron 4's lydia pantazas is live at the scene with the latest. this is new video from the scene. the fire is burning on 47th avenue... in the video you can see the clubhouse for the golden gate park golf course on fire. there are

no injuries reported. right now people are being asked to avoid the area. area. thanks lydia. we will check back with you through out the morning. ( darya ) happening today... about 2-thousand more plainiffs are set to join a lawsuit against tetra tech. the company is accused of falsifying cleanup results at the hunters point naval shipyard. back in may... two tetra tech employees were sentenced to 8 months in

prison for faking records. the u-s navy paid tetra tech 1 billon dollars to clean up toxic waste at the shipyard... for a redevelopment project. hunters point residents have filed a 27-billion dollar lawsuit against the company for fraud. ( darya ) an east bay woman drowns while trying save to save 3 children... swept into the water at cowell ranch beach near half moon bay. the 47-year-old woman was taking pictures of young family members... when an undertow carried the kids away. the woman went in after them... but was also swept away. the children were rescued by other relatives... but they could get to the woman. her body eventually washed ashore. ( james ) san francisco police are looking for the people involved in a triple shooting in the mission district. one person was killed... and the other 2 victims are in critical condition. the shooting happened just before 9 saturday night. people who

live in the area say this is becoming a common occurance. for now... police aren't saying whether this is gang related. ( james ) in the east bay... police are investigating a homicide in el sobrante. these are pictures from the scene. it happened saturday night in a parking lot near sobrante avenue and valley view road. officers arrived and found a victim suffering from multiple gunshot wounds. that victim died at the ( james ) in the south bay... a home depot in morgan hill had to be evacuated because of a hazmat situation. the store is on east dunn avenue. cal fire received a call about a weird smell yesterday afternoon. 4 people were taken to the hospital. there is no word on their condition this morning. fire crews were not able to determine the cause of the odor. the store will reopen this morning. ( darya ) the golden gate bridge is now more expensive to cross. the toll increased by 25 cents

yesterday. the hike means some drivers will pay up to 8 dollars to travel from the north bay to san francisco. there could be even more increases on the horizon. the golden gate bridge district is facing a nearly 4-million dollar deficit this fiscal year and tolls are the main source of revenue for the district. ( darya ) san francisco's minimum wage is now 15-dollars an hour. city officials say it is the first major u-s city to hit the 15-dollar mark. this increase is part of a ballot measure that was approved by voters in 2014. but restaurant owners aren't happy about it. they say the city should focus on affordable housing and making transportation more accessible... so that people can get to work more easily. ( darya ) the coast guard rescued 4 people after their fishing boat started to sink near pacifica. here they are... smiling... after the helicopter rescue. the boaters called 9-1-1 saturday afternoon after their boat began taking on water. it happened near the pacifica municipal pier. the coast guard sent out a lifeboat and helicopter crews to help. none of the boaters were injured. ( james ) still ahead on

the kron 4 morning news... president trump is meeting this week to discuss his picks for the supreme court. ( james ) coming up next... plea deals are reached in the deadly ghost ship warehouse case. we have details on what those deals could include. ( james ) and after the break... one east bay city is opening the door for pot dispensaries. (dave ) and i am tracking your bay area forecast. ( james ) we'll be back as the kron 4 morning news continues... and here's a live look outside... embarcadero. (darya)(james)( robin )

welcome back. lets get a check of weather and traffic this morning. (dave)a cooling trend will continue through mid week as onshore flow persists and an upper trough develops near the

west coast. cooler than average temperatures are expected on independence day before another warming trend begins late in the week and into the upcoming weekend.

( james ) here's a look at the bay bridge. ( james ) here's a live look at the

san mateo bridge. ( james ) here's a look at the golden gate bridge... ( james ) here's a live look outside at the richmond bridge. ( james ) although marijuana is legal in california...not every city allows the sale of it. that had been the case in the city of hayward until now. for several months, eleven businesses have been vetted by the city of hayward and approved for a pot business permit. that permit could eventually allow them to produce and sell marijuana within city limits. the approved businesses still have to apply for a conditional use permit... hayward mayor pro tem elisa marquez says the businesses don't have the right to set-up a dispensary and only deliveries would be allowed.

authority to be zoned in a specific place, and we've already determined where we want these businesses established. in our industrial corridor and certain areas of our downtown. so, they will not be in the neighborhoods of hayward.">( james ) the city says it could take months before the businesses are issued conditional use permits, if they pass the next stage of vetting. ( james ) a pot business has been proposed in el cerrito... if it is approved... it would be the first of its kind in the city. e-c-w-c partners has applied to open a dispensary at the bishop center on san pablo avenue... across the street from home depot. the business would contribute 5 percent of gross revenue to the city to support public safety and other services. members of the public will be able to weigh in on the issue until the end of the day tomorrow. city officials say a final decision on the application will not be made until later this summer. ( darya ) we now know what caused a big grass fire in concord on firday. investigators it was caused by a car backfiring. firefighters worked over the weekend to make sure the fire stayed out... by putting down

some barriers. officials also are reminding people to take extra precautions to prevent a fire. they say don't smoke in grassy areas... and don't light anything in public open spaces.

monday......making an announcement on twitter over the weekend.democratic senator tammy duckworth insists the decision is being made too soon.sen. tammy duckworth, (d) illinois: "i think that we should wait and let the american people have their say. let's get through the election. we're just four months away. that's not a long time. and then let's take a look at these nominees."last week, duckworth retweeted senate majority leader mitch mcconnell's words from 2016 -- when republican leadership refused to consider a replacement for justice antonin scalia.sen. mitch mcconnell, (r) house speaker: "this is not 2016."mcconnell has said the presidential election at the end of barack obama's presidency was different than the upcoming mid-terms.sen. mitch mcconnell, (r) house speaker: "we're right in the middle of this president's very first term."...but duckworth insists the decision is important enough to wait.sen. tammy duckworth, (d) illinois: "we're talking about someone who, on the supreme court could end roe v. wade, could help to overturn much of the legislation that protects not just a woman's right to choose but health care."sen. susan collins, (r) maine: "i would not support a nominee who

demonstrated hostility to roe v. wade."republican senator susan collins has, at times, voted with the democratic caucus. she is one of six senators -- including three red-state democrats -- who met with trump last week and who could be key to the confirmation of any supreme court justice.sen. susan collins, (r) maine: "i want a judge who will apply the law to the facts of the case with fidelity to the constitution. roe v. wade is a constitutional right that is well established."i'm andrew spencer, reporting ( james ) the trump administraon is working on a bill that would grant the president powers to boost tariffs áwithout the consent of congress. president trump himself is requesting this bill... which will also reportedly state that the u-s will ástop abiding by some key standards put into place by the world trade organization. a bill like this would likely face a challenge in congress. ( james ) coming up on the

kron 4 morning news... after a month apart... a girl separated from her family at the border is reunited with her mother. ( james ) and a man is facing felony charges ... after what he did to a coffee shop near santa cruz.we'll explain. ( james ) and here's a live look outside... san mateo bridge. you could save energy

by living off the grid. completely. you could generate your own energy, at home. maybe you could save energy by weaving your own shoes... out of flax. or... just set the washing machine to cold. do your thing, with energy upgrade california. (dave)a cooling trend will continue through mid week as onshore flow persists and an upper trough develops near the west coast. cooler than average temperatures are expected on independence day before another warming trend begins late in the

week and into the upcoming weekend. ( james ) police have arrested a man for hiding a camera in the bathroom of a coffee shop in capitola. ( darya ) christopher salas has more on how he was caught. voice of brian cleveland/santa cruz sheriff's office"he is not employed by the verve and is not associated with the verve."santa cruz county sheriff's office says 35-year- old sage savage installed a hidden camera in the bathroom of the popular capitola coffee shop..voice of brian cleveland/santa cruz sheriff's office"what we found is that it was similar to a usb charger, however, it was setup

as a camera instead of a charging device."the device was found by an employee in an outlet facing the toilet.. just three hours after sage installed it.voice of brian cleveland/santa cruz sheriff's office"during that time, a little bit of over a of images of men, women and children were depicted on that video." and here's a photo of sage walking out just after he planted that camera.. ironically... police say they were able to identify savage by this surveillance camera just outside the coffee shop. christopher salas/reporting "and savage actually doesn't live far from the coffee shop. deputies say they served a search warrant right here on the 800 block of 41st avenue. that's where they say they found even more incriminating evidence at his home.cleveland said they found enough to connect him with this crime... and then some.voice of brian cleveland/santa cruz sheriff's office"as well as some additional images that were found on recording devices at his house which depicted some sex acts with women that may not know they were being recorded at the time."he's charged with 2 felonies... sexual exploitation of a child and burglary.. he's also charged with one misdemeanor using a camcorder in a restroom.his bail has been set at 100,000 dollars.

( james ) that was christopher salas reporting ...savage's bail has been set at 100-thousand dollars. ( james ) coming up next... plea deals are reached in the deadly ghost ship warehouse case. we have details on what those deals could include. ( james ) we'll be back as the kron 4 morning news continues... and here's a live look outside... embarcadero.

( james )opening bell for the stock exchange.this as canada imposes new tariffs on the u.s. we'll be checking in on the big board throughout the

morning. (james)(darya) lets start the half hour with a check of weather and traffic... (dave)a cooling trend will continue through mid week as onshore flow persists and an upper trough develops near the west coast. cooler than

average temperatures are expected on independence day before another warming trend begins late in the week and into the upcoming weekend. ( james ) here's a look at the bay bridge. ( james ) here's a live look at the san mateo bridge.

( jame) here's a look at the golden gate bridge... ( james ) here's a live look outside at the richmond bridge. ( darya ) a big story this morning... we have new pictures of a 33-thousand acre fire burning in yolo county. its sending smoke and ash into the bay area. the "yolo

county fire" is just 2-percent contained. kron 4's michelle kingston has more. crews heading straight to the wildfire from esparto on sunday ...donna harden (off cam)"flames, a lot of smoke and flames"the view in daylight a bit different from saturday night -- this is viewer video sent to kron4 -- showing the county fire building and growing in size. 29 crews in 110 fire engines in addition to pilots were out in full force on sunday working to contain this 22- thousand acre fire greg bobbitt, guindai think in a couple of hours we are going to get real smokeygreg bobbitt is biking around guinda ... getting as close as he can -- checking to make sure his family and his home remain safe.greg bobbitt, guindawe

were on our way back from vacaville yesterday on 505 on the freeway when we first saw the smoke at about 230 in the afternoon and thought it was pretty close to us and it was michelle kingston, mkingstonnews"with just a quick shift in wind direction we went from not being able to even smell the fire to being surrounded by smoke"donna harden (off cam)it's coming back this way it was just over the mountain and now seeing the flames on the top and see them just coming down505 and california 16 west now covered in smoke making it difficult for drivers ...and unfortunately the firefighters are stuck battling these flames in triple digit heat and strong winds.michelle kingston kron ( darya ) happening tomorrow... we're expecting to learn the details of a plea deal reached in the deadly ghost ship warehouse fire case. on friday we learned that derick alemna and max harris would not be going to trial. earlier in the day alemena's attory said he would accept an eight year senteice.. meaning he would spend another three years behind bars... but we don't know if that was ultimately agreed upon. we do know that the deals were

not the same for harris and almena. harris' attorney says the reason the deal was not announced at the end of the hearing was so the families of the victims can be told first. ( darya ) in the south bay... police are warning people in santa clara about fake ransom calls. they say scammera are calling and trying to convince people that they need to to save their sometimes... the person being called even hears a child screaming in the background. police say it is best to hang up the phone immediately.. and call police. ( james ) 187 guns are now off the street in san francisco. police took part in a gun buyback event over the weekend. it was hosted by "united playaz"... a violence prevention and youth development group. the event offered up to 200-dollars for every gun... no questions asked. ( james ) a man is dead after being hit by an s-u-v while running from police. it happened early saturday morning in san jose on monterey road. police were

responding to a call about a man in a car with a gun. officers found the car and a passenger starter running from them. they chased him until he tripped on the center median and into the road. an s-u-v then ran him over... killing him. police say the s-u-v kept going after hitting the man... and now they're looking for that driver. ( james ) an emotional scene at l-a-x ... where an asylum-seeking mother and daughter were reunited after spending nearly one month apart.perla velasquez and her 12-year-old daughter were fleeing violence in guatemala ... and they were separated near the mexico border. the girl was sent to a children detention facility in texas. the pair were reunited yesterday ... after attorneys for velasquez filed a lawsuit against the trump administration. ( darya ) thousands gathered over the weekend across the country to protest

president trump's immigration policy. hundreds of people rallied outside city hall in san francsico. the protestors took to civic center plaza after marching from mission dolores park. local and state leaders addressed the crowd... as well as people directly affected by recent crackdowns. ( darya ) demonstators were also protesting against the u-s supreme court's decision to uphold the presidents travel ban. ( darya ) still ahead ... an emotional reunion after being detained by ice. the story behind one mans fight to get back to his family. ( darya ) plus... one community is preparing to turn one private beach into a county park.. with an easier access point. ( darya ) still ahead on

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(ácommercialá)(áábreakáá) a cooling continue week as persists and an develops near coast. cooler temperatures on independence another begins late in week and into weekend. ( darya ) in the south bay... 7 children were taken santa clara hospitals after nearly drowning. one child died over the weekend. drowning is the leading cause of unintentional death in the u-s. but it can be prevented. menlo park's battalion chief says most parents are distracted when the drowning happens.

an adult or supervisor that when they did notice the kid was in the bottom of the pool. there's been other incidents where adults have ended up on the bottom of a swimming pool as well.">( darya ) the pool safety campaign has some tips to keep you and your children safe in the water. designate an adult water watcher. an adult water watcher. learn how to swim and teach your child important to learn how to perform c-p-r on children and adults. ( darya ) coming up after the break... king james is taking his talents to the lakers... and he's taking a former warrior with him.

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with the botox® savings program, most people with commercial insurance pay nothing out of pocket. talk to your doctor and visit botoxchronicmigraine.com to enroll. ( james ) california has budgeted 6-million dollars to help san mateo county improve access to two beaches. one of the spots is martins beach... which has been at the center of a long legal battle. the other is the tunitas creek beach which will become a county park. up until recently it was surrounded by private property and was very difficult to access. the peninsula open space trust purchased the 58 acres around the beach for 5 million dollars. an emergency access road has been already been created so rangers can

patrol the beach. (james)(darya) welcome back. lets get a check of weather and traffic... (dave)a cooling trend will continue through mid week as onshore flow persists and an upper trough develops near the west coast. cooler than average temperatures are expected on independence day before another warming trend begins late in the week and into the upcoming weekend. (dave)a cooling trend will continue through mid week as onshore flow persists and an upper trough develops near the west coast. cooler than

average temperatures are expected on independence day before another warming trend begins late in the week and into the upcoming weekend.

( james ) here's a look at the bay bridge. ( james ) here's a live look at the san mateo bridge.

( james ) here's a look at the golden gate bridge... ( james ) here's a live look outside here's a live look outside at the richmond bridge. ( darya ) a california man with a green card and living in the u-s for decades says ice agents picked him up while he was watering his yard. ( james ) he was held for weeks, and his family says officials tried to coerce him into voluntarily leaving the country. chris holmstrom has the story. jose luis garcia/legal u.s. resident"it's such a feeling. it's just come to life again." an emotional reunion for jose

luis garcia and his family. jose luis garcia/legal u.s. resident"dedicate all my life to raising my children. they're really good children." it was june 10th. garcia was watering the lawn in his or arleta home when ice agents took him into custody. even though he has a green card and is a legal resident. in fact, he came from mexico when he was 13 years old.jose luis garcia/legal u.s. resident"be away from my family for 19 days. it's like killing me little by little it's just not right. it's just not right. i'm not a criminal" garcia says ice agents didn't give her a reason for his detention. instead citing administrative reasons and a domestic dispute that was cleared back in 2001. but with the president's zero tolerance policy, garcia went to the top of the list to be deported. natalie garcia/daughter "they don't actually deport you they hold you in there. that's the thing, they keep holding you." jose luis garcia/legal u.s. resident"so you give up the rights."natalie garcia/daughter "until you volunteer to leave." a weeks lo nightmare for the

garcias. but late friday afternoon, an immigration judge dropped the case saying garcia should have never been picked up.and just like that, he was once again a free man. natalie garcia/daughter "we're fighting. this is not just about my father. this is fighting for the families, for everyone." ( james ) that was chris holmstrom reporting.jose luis garcia called his stay in detention a dehumanizing experience. ( darya ) take a look at this ...video capturing the moment a road suddenly collapsed in china. at least 164 feet of road caved in. incredibly no one was hurt. authorities are investigating what caused the collapse.there are some reports that it was due to days of prolonged ( james ) big sports new this morning... lebron james is going to the lakers.(

darya ) king james signed a 4-year deal worth 154-million- dollars... lebron has made 8-straight n-b-a finals... the last four of which have all been against the warriors. and hours after the lebron decision was announced... fromer warrior javale mcgee also agreed to a deal with the lakers. no details of that deal have been released yet. ( james ) ( darya ) now to bay area baseball... the giants in arizona taking on the diamondbacks. the giants managed to get 16 hits and 9 runs yesterday in arizona.

that would be enough to complete the sweep. they win by a final of 9 to 6. the giants have now won 11 out of their last 14 games. they now head to colorado to ake on teh rockies. first pitch is set for 5:40 this evening. ( darya ) for the a's... it was a rough day in oakland. they gave up 15 runs to the cleveland indians and oakland's offense fell flat. the indians win by a final of 15 to 3. oakland is off today before starting a two game series against the padres on tuesday. ( james ) still ahead ... lots of praise for this puppy. we'll tell you the story behind the heroic actions that led to his swollen face. ( james ) and a program reminder... be sure to tune into our special 4th of july show. it's the only 4th of july fireworks show in the bay area that's televised live. the fun starts

wednesday... july 4th right here on kron 4. (ácommercialá) you could generate your own energy, at home. or to save energy, unplug unused appliances. do your thing, with energy upgrade california. ibut it doesn't always come naturally. this i can do, easily. benefiber® healthy shape is a 100% natural prebiotic fiber that's clinically proven to help me feel fuller longer. benefibe® healthy shape. this i can do! ( james ) a golden

retriever puppy is getting lots of love online for his heroic actions. this is todd ... and on friday he saved his owner from a rattlesnake while on a hike in anthem, arizona. todd spotted the snake and jumped in front of his owner ... before the snake bit him on the cheek. todd is expected to make a speedy recovery. ( darya ) coming up in the next hour coming up in the next hour of the kron 4 morning news... fires in northern california causing

air quality issues here in the bay area. what you need to know before you head out the door this morning. ( darya ) and... police in san francisco are looking for the shooter after one person is killed in a triple shooting.

smoking is hanging over

the bay area.ill have an update on the air quality conditions. (lydia) and a fire sparks near golden gate park.im standing by for a live report. ( james ) and the search is on for the people involved in a deadly shooting in san francisco. san francisco. (darya) good morning i'm darya folsom.. (james) and i'm james fletcher. lets start the morning with a check of weather and traffic... (dave)a cooling trend will continue through mid week as