evening i'm vicki liviakis. (grant) and i'm grant lodes. the 3-day x-o music festival was supposed to get underway in antioch on friday.. and big names like t.i. a as performing.. but now... the festival is off. kron 4's dan kerman is live in antioch tonight to explain why... for sometime the bay area music scene has been a buzz over this... antioch's xo music festival, sporting the likes of ludicrous, bone thugs n harmony and t.i.natsbut now with just 48 hours to go, on the xo webiste the promoter has announced "that due to lower than anticipated ticket sales and... some negative media reports ... the xo music festival ... will be postponed. but that's not the full story. kron 4 news went to site of the event, contra costa event park in antioch and found event park management actually cancelled the event because "promoters failed to provide proof they had liability insurance which

covered hip hop music." sot john mason / performs as jm3 47-57i'm just in shock because i thought big names were coming to home city and i would have a chance to perform with them and be on the same stage but i guess not and i am furious nowthese men are some of the local performers who had signed on to be part of the event, who also just found out the event is cancelled.sot zach pilgram / performs as teamjayr 108-116it was a pretty upsetting hiccup, what bothered me is everyone had negative things to say about our community when we have been working hard to keep a positive vibe vibekeep a positive working hard to keep a positive vibe vibe keep a positive working hard to we have been community when we have been

keep a positive vibevibe as i hold the position of mayor of the city and county of san francisco mayor of the city and county of san franciscoapplause(vicki)(vicki) a historic day for san franciso as london breed becomes the first black woman sworn in as the city's mayor. kron4's maureen kelly was there as the new mayor promised to tackle the many challenges facing the city. natsthe swearing in ceremony for the city's 45th mayor was kicked off with lion dancers....natsand the gay

men's choir....natsand the national anthem.....nats (swearing in)she was congratulated by several female california leaders back in washington dc including senator dianne feinstein today after far too long i was the only woman mayor of san francisco so i'm i so probably welcome i so proudly welcome you into the cluband after now mayor london breed was sworn in by former city mayor and now lt govenor gavin newsome....she addressed the crowd, promising reforms to fix the many problems faced by city residents....including very visable issue of those suffering from mental illness and drug addiction on the streets...the housing crunch....and affordability.... .we are not a tale of two cities we are one san do everything i can i will do for the purposes of doing what we need to do to get on the right trackbreed hinted at moving past the drama of her being unseated as acting mayor after the death of the late mayor ed lee....we can't let the politics a progressive and moderate and all of those things that i've torn r. city apart get in the way of our ability to deliver for the people of san franciscomany of the the city's african american populaiton in the crowd said they believe her

background will help her stay focused on the task ahead. she's been through poverty she's lived in the housing projects she's live the life that a lot of mayer's before her have never lived so she's the one to fight this fight for us for san franciscans in all areasmayor breed has just a short time to live up to her promises....she's up for re election in just over a year. maureen kelly kron4 news (grant) we now know the cause of the fire burning in napa and yolo counties. investigators say it started because of an improperly installed electric livestock fence. the person responsible for causing the fire as been cited. the fire has burned more than 90- thousand acres and it is 86-percent contained tonight. have been stroyed in that fire. (grant) fire danger remains high across the region another day of heat and brisk afternoon winds. in the south bay, a pair of wind-whipped grass fires that were burning vigirously about ths time yesterday... are now

both contained. kron four's rob fladeboe was on the front lines yesterday...and he joins us now live in morgan hill. rob? (rob live) the landscape here along the road is scorched on either side of the road for about a half mile in the wake of the hale fire, named for hale avenue. folks here in and near the currie fire in south san jose arecounting their blessings that no homes were lost. nats (homeowner tours his property)morgan hill resident octavio nunez was on his way home tuesday afternoon when a fire erupted just north of his home here on hale avenue.nunez got to the stop sign and the road was closed and i couldn't get to my house and i was worried about my family..." nats (firefighters battle flames near nunez' home)this

was the nunez home on tuesday as firefighters were able to keep the flames away from his and a dozen other homes in the area. several outbuildings and vehcles were destroyed as the fire swept across about 40 acres of grass and other vegetation. it was all about the wind said another resident. home owner '.....the wind is always blowing through here, it's crazy, it's just a crap shoot as far as where it starts and where you are..." about 15 miles north, crews expected to remain on scene here in the hills near santa teresa county park, mopping up hot spots after the curie fire scorched about 100 acres. again, no homes were lost but it was a close call says long time resident karen funston. karen funston/santa teresa resident '....i heard the sirens and came outside, everybody was outside watching the fire, it gave us quite a scare..."back in morgan hill, p.g.& e. is replacing some fire-damaged utilities. fire crews were hunting down some embers here too. there were noinjuries in either fire. he lost fencing and some tools but octavio nunez says it might have been a lot worse. octavio nunez/home threatened by wild fire ".....it was right here, as you can see some of the damage, but thanks to thefirefighters, we didn't lose our house..." sadly,

there were some casualties. four horses perished, trapped in their barn, which was destroyed, along with several other outbuildings. it's not clear how, but this horse, managed to escape the flames and was later corralled without injury. (rob live) as for a possible cause, both fires remainunder investigation. but calfire reminded me that 90-95 percent of all such vegetation fires are caused be people. live in morgan hill rob fladeboe kron 4 news (vicki) new at five.... several arrests have been made after a car crash sent at least two people to the hospital this afternoon.

it happened on polk near vallejo street in san francisco. police say three cars were involved in the crash that left two people hospitalized with non life- threatening injuries. officials say one of the cars involved may have been stolen. police are investigating the cause of the crash. (grant) this morning... federal agents served search and arrest warrants at multiple locations in the city of san mateo. the reason for the raids - is unclear. kron four's philippe djegal spoke with a target of the investigation... and neighbors who saw crackdown. (philippe) busted doors, a handful of apartments left in disarray. and, several people taken into custody.no name/suspect- "i was sleeping, i woke up, i looked through the window -- i seen like big ak-47." that's the voice of a man who lives here at the poplar arms apartments in san mateo. he says he was one of the focuses of the morning raids carried out by the bureau of alcohol, tobacco and firearms.no name/suspect- "i ran back to my mom's room, calmed her down, and i told her that nothing was going on." he didn't know what was behind the search and arrest

warrants served here and throughout the city related to this operation... but says he was released from jail tuesday and his record may have been a factor. his pregnant sister showed us the aftermath inside the apartment. their neighbor -- still startled by what he saw. augustine torres/neighbor- "she got thrown on the floor, but she was experiencing a pain on her belly, so she uh, request to us to uh call 9-11." no one from that family was taken into custody. the pregnant woman's family took her to see a doctor as a precaution. some neighbors reported hearing what sounded like gunfire... but the san mateo police department says those were actually devices used to distract suspects and not actually harm them.augustine torres/neighbo r- "i'm scared, nervous and uh, insecure about the situation this morning." the a-t-f says it's investigation is on-going... but hope to shed some light on the reasoning behind this operation in the coming days. in san mateo, philippe djegal, kron four news. (anchor1) taking a live

look outside-- our sutro camera looking at the golden gate bridge. golden gate bridge. (anchor 2) time now to check on our weather... with chief meteorologist lawrence karnow. lawrence karnow: temperatures cooled but were still hot inland. highs were in the low 90s in the valleys, with 70s and 80s around the bay and 50s and 60s at the coast. the cool fog helped to keep temperatures cooler. on the doppler you can see the monsoonal moisture in southern california. there are even some thunderstorms over the southern sierra too. on the satellite you can see high pressure has moved a little further east also allowing for slightly cooler temperatures. some of that moisture will move norht into the bay area late tomorrow afternoon. it will bring a slight chance of thundertstorms to the bay thursday night and friday morning. highs tomorrow will be similar with 80s to low 90s inland, 70s and 80s around the bay and 50s and 60s at the coast. more clouds are likely

on friday morning before clearing late in the day. high pressure with return this weekend to bring more sunshine and hotter temperatures. it will cool slightly toward the middle of next week. (vicki) (vicki) coming up... a vice mayor in solano county is doubling down on his homophobic stance. what some people in that community want to see happen now. (grant) plus, the community franciscio...is mourning the death of a ped-cab driver. we're joined live in studio by a man working to keep all bicyclists safer on city streets. (vicki)

a search is underway for a man who police say assaulted a young girl in half moon bay. kron 4's sarah stinson reports. right now san mateo detectives are searching for the man who assaulted a 14-year-old girl walking her dog here in half moon bay.take a look at the map on your screen you can see it happened near the pillar point boat launch ramp parking lot on the night of june 30th.

the unknown man came up and assaulted the girl, she was able to defend herself and fled.the victim did not report it right away.once she reported it - she described the man as a white man in his forties, about 5'9", medium build with brown hair wearing a red hoodie sweatshirt with jeans...the victim described him as dirty.if you have any information call the sheriff's department.detectives want to remind everyone to stay alert and be aware of your surroundings especially at night.in half moon bay, sara stinson, kron 4 news.## (grant) doctors in thailand say doctors in thailand say doctors in thailand say all 12 boys and their soccer coach involved in that dramatic cave rescue...are doing well tonight.(vicki) the thai government has released new video from inside their hospital.. catherine heenan is here with the story... (catherine) the video is from the hospital's

isolation ward.... the boys wave for the camera - and make two-finger victory signs... and news from the doctors is good.. they say some tests are still pending but the children and their 25-year-old coach are recovering quickly. doctors say no one seems to be particularly stressed....saying they all took care of each other during their long ordeal. they're eating soft food...and a few are already eating a normal diet.there's been concern about things like panic attacks or nightmares...but the boyshave been sleeping well and they're not on anti-anxiety medication. thai authorities held a final news conference...saying the rescue operation taught them a lot... mae sai, thailand (ap) - the 12 thai boys rescued from deep within a flooded cave have made two-finger victory signs from their hospital beds in a moving video from the isolation ward where they're recuperating after an 18-day ordeal. the youngest, who is 11, appeared asleep under a crisp white sheet while others including their 25-year-old soccer coach sat in bed, their faces obscured by greer parents are seen crying and waving to them from behind glass.twelve young soccer players and their coach were recovering well on wednesday, a day after the last of them left the remote cave in thailand where they had been trapped since late june, a thai public health official said.the official, dr. thongchai lertwilairatanapong, the top public health doctor for thailand's northern

region, told reporters on wednesday that while some tests were still pending, all of the boys and their 25-year-old recovering swiftly under quarantine in a hospital in the city of chiang rai.are stressed," he added. "they other well in the cave." conscious, at chiangrai hospital over the boys received rabies well as vitamins dr. thongchai they were in of recovery because they had arrived in three beginning on sunday.medical that aside from the boys could experience anxiety, panic attacks, recurrent nightmares, symptoms of post-disorder in the short or long term. but as of thongchai said, the boys were all and had not anxiety the thai hospital where the 12 boys and their soccer coach are after being flooded cave has released video their hospital with nurses and finger victory the video shows the boys in an beds with crisp wearing green some of their crying and waving to them glass.chaiwetch thanapaisal, director of chiang rai prachanukroh hospital, told a news conference involving officials involved in the rescue that "everyone is and heart."óóó12:20 p.m.thailand's prime minister prayuth chan-ocha has thanked people involved in the rescue of the 12 boys and coach trapped in a flooded cave for more than two prayutelevised nati saygovernment assispeople thaiabro outpourmade the missi lossseal, kunan, st week lenishing tanks insides earts." become trapped 23 an find divers over also released -- video shot where therescue happened..look at the treacherous conditions.. it shows the boys being secured onto stretchers.... then carried out. clip the pat fairly clear.steep areathe reschad to pulley roup became tracave june 23rd.. eventually rescued by divers over three days. grant and vicki? (vicki) lots of people in the solano county city of dixon...are taking a stand against one of their city officials. they are speaking out against vice mayor ted hickman-- after he made comments about having a "straight pride" month. tom miller reports. they came with their flags, colorful costumes, and even the snowcone machine. nat sound the message coming from hundreds both in and out of council chambers - vice mayor ted hickman needs to resign. anthony st. amant/protester "elected officials need to be a representative of the entire community."the outrage comes

after hickman called for straight pride america month in his column in the local paper. he went on to write "we are different from them...we work, have families (and babies we make) and don't flaunt our differences dressing up like fairies (sic)..."nat soundhickman addressed the chamber saying it's his right to express his opinion. :36 - :39ted hickman/dixon vice mayor "i didn't give up my first amendment right when i became an elected official."police added an increased presence however those gathered in this small agricultural community stayed peaceful while pushing back. mos"i'm concerned for the economic impact.""it would be appropriate for the city to issue an official apology." "remove mr. hickman from any leadership position."michael ceremello/dixon independent voice columnist "it's typical ted he has a very strange sense of humor."michael ceremello works with hickman at the dixon independent voice and says this isn't the first time the vice mayor has caused controversy.michael ceremello/dixon independent voice columnist "he does blonde jokes, people don't like the blonde jokes we've lost advertisers over that but that's just his style."while not apologizing - hickman says he does regret referring to himself as vice mayor in his explosive column. ted hickman/dixon vice mayor "i would not use the words, sarcastically or not, of vice mayor, because i see that may be unacceptable to some."

(vicki) (vicki) that was tom miller reporting. the four other council members - including the mayor - all spoke out against hickman. two of them asked the city attorney to come up with a list of disciplinary actions they can take against him. (anchor) taking a live look outside-- overlooking downtown san francisco. downtown san francisco. (anchor) time now (anchor) time now to check on our weather... with chief meteorologist lawrence karnow. lawrence karnow: temperatures cooled but were still hot inland. highs were in the low 90s in the valleys, with 70s and 80s around the bay and 50s and 60s at the coast. the cool fog helped to keep temperatures cooler. on the

doppler you can see the monsoonal moisture in southern california. there are even some thunderstorms over the southern sierra too. on the satellite you can see high pressure has moved a little further east also allowing for slightly cooler temperatures. some of that moisture will move norht into the bay area late tomorrow afternoon. it will bring a slight chance of thundertstorms to the bay thursday night and friday morning. highs tomorrow will be similar with 80s to low 90s inland, 70s and 80s around the bay and 50s and 60s at the coast. more clouds are before clearing late in the day. high pressure with return this weekend to bring more sunshine and hotter temperatures. it will cool slightly toward the middle of next week.

(grant) (grant) (grant) still ahead...

caught on camera. the disturbing video that shows a man using his baby... to abuse his girlfriend. (vicki) plus... why more americans than ever are quitting their jobs... and why economists say it's a áágood thing. 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. (grant) two words are

now more commmon than ever on the lips of american workers. (vicki)those words are "i quit." catherine heenan is here to tell us why so many people are singing that tune, "take that job and shove it." (catherine) we are becoming a nation of quitters. the government says a record number of americans voluntarily left their jobs in may. but according to economists, that's a very good sign. the bureau of labor statistics says one out about fifty american workers voluntarily quit their jobs in may,..

three point six million in all, or about 80 every minute. economists credit the strong jobs market.653=thousand food workers quit in may ... and more than 900=thousand were hired.many of those were the same people ... moving to better jobs.in health care, 436 thousand quit, 632 thousand were hired.and retail sales, half a million workers left their jobs.three quarters of a million were hired. overall the total number of hires are now at the highest level in 17 years and the second highest on record. (catherine) meanwhile, job vacancies remained at a near record-high --- 6-point-6 million. for the second month in a row, there were more job openings than unemployed workers --- something we haven't seen in decades. by comparison during the worst of the recession, there were more than six jobless workers for every advertised vacancy. grant and vicki?

(grant) the university of california says it has admitted a record number of transfer students for this upcoming school year. this is part of the school system's plan to widen access to california community college students. the u-c system offered more than 130-thousand students admission to its nine campuses....as overall enrollment continues to increase every year. officials say they have already surpassed their goal of adding 10-thousand californians by the end of the next school year. (vicki) next at 5:30... a pedicab driver dies after a hit and run... and now there is a call to make city streets safer for bicyclists. the man pushing for change joins us live in studio. (grant) and after the break.. mayor london breed makes history today. hear from one woman who showed up early this morning to see san cisco's first black female mayor... sworn into office.

francisco "we are not a tale of two cities. we are one san francisco. and as your mayor i will do everything i can to unite us and bring us together for the purposes of doing exactly what we need to get on the right track" (grant)(grant) our top story at 5:30... a historic day in san francisco... as mayor london breed is officially sworn in. she is the first black woman to be elected as mayor of san francisco. breed

is a san francisco native... and took just over 50-percent of the vote in the june election. hundreds of people showed up to city hall today as mayor breed was sworn in. (vicki) they lined up early this morning...hoping to get a seat for the ceremony. kron 4's lydia pantazes spoke to one woman who got there early-- and was first in line. there is a lot of excitemetnt and people waiting to get one of about 2400 unreserved seats her is one woman who is first in line. how long have you been here? since 6:30 this morning london breed has done so much for the community. she came from the projects and made it to city hall. it's so important to have my two grandsons here to witness this historical events. cus it is for san francisco and people period. we are the first in line. i love her. go london. i love you keep up the good work thank tyou so much reporting in san francisco lp kron 4 news. (grant) tonight at 5:30...

kron4 is always tracking local stories. here's a look at what's going on in your neighborhood right now. (vicki) on the peninsula... police are still looking for a woman from oregon who went missing. today-- the san mateo county sheriff's office said they received a new lead-- and they are following up on it, but haven't released any other details. 23-year-old (grant) news.lp kron 4 san francisco lp kron 4 news. (grant) tonight at 5:30... kron4 is always tracking local stories. here's a look at what's going on in your neighborhood right now. (vicki) on the peninsula... police are

still looking for a woman from oregon who went missing. today-- the san mateo county sheriff's office said they received a new lead-- and they are following up on it, but haven't released any other details. 23-year-old angela hernandez was last seen on friday passing through half moon bay. then hernandez's phone last pinged at a cell tower friday night 37 miles south of half moon bay... in davenport. she was traveling from oregon to southern california in a 20-11 white jeep patriot. her family is now offering a 10-thousand dollar reward for information on her whereabouts. .. (grant) in the east bay.... prosecutors have dropped charges against a former san leandro officer accused of rape. charges against marco becerra were dropped after the teen, now an adult, refused to cooperate. officials say becerra admitted to having sex with the 17- year-old while working in the department's explorer program. becerra, who was an instructor, claims the relationship was consensual but resigned shortly after an investigation began.

(grant) a cyclist was killed after being hit by a pickup truck in concord. the crash was reported last night just after midnight on san miguel road near systron drive. police say the man was crossing san miguel road when he was hit. the driver stayed at the scene and is cooperating with police. police say drugs and alcohol do ánot appear to be factors in this crash. (vicki) in the north bay... the sonoma county board of supervisors has decided against putting a half- cent housing recovery sales tax on the november ballot. the tax measure was intended to motivate new housing projects. the unincorporated area lost more then 22-hundred homes in the october wildfires. the measure was estimated to generate 7.3 million annually. the board of supervisors also declared a homeless state of emergency in sonoma county.. if approved by governor jerry brown it could provide 12 million dollars in one time funding. lawrence karnow: temperatures cooled but were still hot inland. highs were in the low 90s in the valleys, with 70s

and 80s around the bay and 50s and 60s at the coast. the cool fog helped to keep temperatures cooler. on the doppler you can see the monsoonal moisture in southern california. there are even some thunderstorms over the southern sierra too. on the satellite you can see high pressure has moved a little further east also allowing for slightly cooler temperatures. some of that moisture will move norht into the bay area late tomorrow afternoon. it slight chance of thundertstorm s to the bay thursday night and friday morning. highs tomorrow will be similar with 80s to low 90s inland, 70s and 80s around the bay and 50s and 60s at the coast. more clouds are likely on friday morning before clearing late in the day. high pressure with return this weekend to bring more sunshine and hotter temperatures. it will cool slightly toward the middle of next week. (grant) a big story tonight... a call to make safety improvements on the

embarcadero-- after this pedicab died from his injuries in a hit and run crash. 66-year-old kevin manning died monday night. he was injured in that hit and run crash on the embarcadero back on june 27th. and tonight police are still looking for the driver. (vicki) meanwhile... the san francisco bicycle coalition is urging city officials to make immediate improvements to traffic hot spots along the embarcadero. joining us now is the coalition's executive director brian wiedenmeier. brian-- what are the changes you want to see? want to see?

(vicki) coming up... a search for vandals in the east bay. see who police are looking for after several cars

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a robot could soon help you with your luggage at the airport. and it's coming to s-f-o. k-l-m royal dutch airlines is testing out an airport robot that can

carry up to 85 pounds of luggage. the robot is named care-e and it will take the shape of a self-driving trolley. users won't need to talk to the robot to operate it - instead, it uses a variety of nonverbal sounds to interact with travelers. even better, the robot can use a-i technology to access real-time data like gate changes. care-e is still being tested -- but the airline plans to put it to use at s-f-o and new york's j-f-k sometime this year. (grant) still ahead... disturbing video shows a man using his baby as a weapon. and he is now out of jail. details on what happened. (lawrence) i'm chief meteorologist lawrence karnow, i'll have your full bay area forecast after the break.

police arrested a california man after a neighbor's surveillance camera captured a violent argument

with his girlfriend.se using hi 18-month-old baby as a weapon, swinging him and hurling the child at her. nicole comstock has the video, which we should make clear, is obviously disturbing. wielding a small child like a weapon, a 27 year old riverside man was caught on security camera swinging his little boy's body at his frightened girlfriend.det. jerilynn czobakowski/riverside police"almost like a baseball bat." riverside police now say the woman in the video was trying to hide from her boyfriend inside the gated community last week. but when he found her, his temper flared. det. jerilynn czobakowski/riverside police "it takes your breath away. and then there's anger." detective jerilynn czobakowski describing her reaction as a mother watching what happened to the 18 month old. she says an officer investigating the video was so upset he went back to the montecito estates on his own to track down the suspect.and he found him. techhoak danny lim was

arrested for child endangerment with great bodily injury. no one answered the door at lim's listed address inside the community. brandon harris/neighbor"i've talked to him many times." but his neighbor, brandon harris says he's never seen let him act out.he was disgusted watching what police say lynn did to his own son.brandon harris/neighbor"and to see the baby get up and then still run to dad because they're innocent. that's just horrible." det. jerilynn czobakowski/riverside police "he did admit and said he would probably be going to jail for what he did." police say the little boy is back with his biological mother. that he only has cuts and bruises. as for the family that turned over that video... mike ogen/neighbor"the baby being dropped to the floor and used as a weapon, that was was horrendous. my wife is still shook up over that." many believe they stopped it from happening again. police are praising them for getting involved. det. jerilynn czobakowski/riverside police "you know, this person really is almost a hero for doing what he did." (grant) that was nicole comstock reporting. lim is free on a 50-thousand dollar bond.

(vicki) let's get a check on what we are working on for kron4 news at six. pam moore is standing by in the newsroom.(pam) coming up new tonight on kron4 news at six. a woman goes on a racial tirade during an incident on a bay area freeway. tonight - we will tell you the repurcussions she is now facing, since video of incident was posted online. that's coming up new tonight at six... vicki now back to you and grant in studio. thank you pam - we will see you and ken tonight at six. (grant) in the east bay... a woman is caught on camera... egging cars in a quiet neighborhood in hayward. kron-4's michelle kingston has the details. (mk)amanda graef, hayward"it's just like, why? why would you do that?"aaron ledesma, hayward "it's a little alarming in a way."a woman walked up a drive way in the middle of the night in south hayward ... and cracked an egg on a car ... possibly looking right into the surveillance camera ... and then walking away.aaron ledesma, hayward"knowing someone's just walking around on your property, looking through your things, it's a

little unsettling."aaron ledesma says his car, his wife's car and their garage door were all egged by this woman.and his neighbor got hit, too.amanda graef, hayward "it's absolutely like a violation because they are invading your space. they're damaging your property."amanda graef watched her surveillance footage tuesday morning and was surprised to find that shortly after being egged by this woman ... another woman vandalized their property.this is her in this image here -- holding a bag of sugar.amanda graef, hayward"we noticed another woman, different woman trying to break into both of our vehicles as well and spreading sugar all over the sidewalk and on my husband's work truck."the sugar and eggs still on graef's driveway ... as she works now to clean up the mess.amanda graef, hayward "it's just frustrating. people have no common decency any more."michelle kingston, mkingstonnews"i checked with the hayward police department to (anchor) taking a live (anchor) (anchor) taking a live

look outside... at the san mateo bridge.(anchor) time now to check on our weather... with chief meteorologist lawrence karnow. lawrence karnow: temperatures cooled but were still hot inland. highs were in the low 90s in the valleys, with 70s and 80s around the bay and 50s and 60s at the coast. the cool fog helped to keep

temperatures cooler. on the doppler you can see the monsoonal moisture in southern california. there are even some thunderstorms over the southern sierra too. on the satellite you can see high pressure has moved a little further east also allowing for slightly cooler temperatures. some of that moisture will move norht into the bay area late tomorrow afternoon. it will bring a slight chance of thundertstorms to the bay thursday night and friday morning. highs tomorrow will be similar with 80s to low 90s inland, 70s and 80s around the bay and 50s and 60s at the coast. more clouds are likely on friday morning before clearing late in the day. high pressure with weekend to bring more sunshine and hotter temperatures. it will cool slightly toward the middle of next week. (vicki) next on kron4

news at 5... an instagram model swims with sharks to try to get a perfect shot... but instead.. it goes horribly wrong. what she says she'd do differently.

is warning people that he is not giving away money.... and social media posts that say he is, are fake.(vicki) perry

posted this video on facebook... warning people of numerous scams in his name that says he is giving away cash to people who share the fake posts. he says he sees between 10 and 30 scams in his name on facebook every day. perry says while he gives away stuff in person... he doesn't do it on facebook. he says the posts are the work of scammers looking to access users personal information. (grant) (grant) a florida student, who is also a model, says she feels lucky to be alive after being bit by a shark. (vicki) the 19-year-old was swimming with nurse sharks while on vacation in the bahamas. her boyfriend's father took a picture of one of the sharks biting down on her wrist before it pulled her under the water. janine stanwood reports. katarina zarutskie/ shark bite victim:"it's an amazing experience."19 year old katarina zarutskie, a nursing

student at u-m says she was swimngon vacation in the bahamas. katarina zarutskie/ shark bite victim:"it seemed safe. and you know, i had seen all these photos, so i totally thought it was okay."when in an instant it all changed. katarina zarutskie/ shark bite victim:"all of the sudden - it felt like - 15 different people were squeezing on my wrist really really hard."a shark clamping down on her wrist.her boyfriend's father taking photos capturing that very moment.katarina zarutskie/ shark bite victim: "next thing i knew i was underwater, i felt this and adrenaline just kicks in." she says she covers her bleeding wrist and rushes to dry land the man who owns the marina says nurse sharks are normally docile but says those sharks could have been feeding so katarina's exposed fingers and limbs might have been tempting. katarina zarutskie/ shark bite victim:"even now like it hurts here."katarina who still has some scars says she's always had a healthy respect for nature, but even more so now katarina zarutskie/ shark bite victim:"you really need to respect them in their home and if you do go swim with them i think if you have the opportunity you do have to take in consideration the risks and also just maybe not lean back." (grant) that was janine (grant)that was janine

stanwood reporting. zarutskie (za-rut-ski) says she grew up surfing in southern up surfing in says she grew up surfing in southern up surfing in southern california so she was able to remain calm. (vicki) doctors told her, she still has pieces of shark teeth in her arm. (vicki) that wraps up kron 4 news at 5.(granti) ken wayne and pam moore are here with kron 4 news at six. (pam) coming up next on kron4 news at six. shock and disappointment from music fans.after a star-studded hip hop festival was canceled just days before it was supposed to start in the east bay. now fans who spent hundreds of dollars are wondering what to do next.(ken) then - caught on camera a woman goes

on a racial tirade while driving on a bay area freeway. we'll tell you what's happened to her now that the video has gone viral.. kron4 news at six is next.

(pam) rapper t.i .... one of many big names who will ánotá be coming to the east bay this weekend afterall ... the plug has been pulled on a music festival which was supposed to get underway in antioch on friday. thank you for joining us, i'm pam moore.(ken)and i'm ken wayne. now ticket holders are wondering if they will get

their money back... for the 3-day x-o music festival .. which was supposed to host big names like ludacris and bay area rapper mista fab. kron 4's dan kerman is in antioch tonight to explain what happened. standup dan kerman/antioch 00-10this three day event expected to get underway here at the contra costa event park on friday, the promoter saying he had to cancel due to low ticket sales, but park management saying they canceled the event because the promoter failed to provide proof of proper liability insurance.beginning friday antioch's contra costa event park was to busting with the sounds of hip hop music for the 3 day xo festival.... ludicrous was listed as coming... and ti even did a twitter promosot-tibut now the event is cancelled... the promoter posting "that due to lower than anticipated ticket sales and... some negative media reports ... the xo music festival ... will be postponed. but that version of the story doesn't jibe with what the folks at contra costa event park told kron 4 news. they say event park management actually cancelled the event because promoters failed to provide proof they had liability insurance which

covered hip hop music.sot john mason / performs as jm3 1-2-111there hasn't been a big show in antioch before so when i first seen the flyer i was like is this really happening and i find out it's not i was shockedlocal artists who were booked to perform didn't see the cancellation coming.. in fact they say just a few weeks ago, there was a red carpet event to promote the festival sot zach pilgram / performs as teamjayr 121-131we've been working to do something local and do something bigger and work together so bigger host something here and destroy our reputation and values so we have to start all over so it's pretty upsetting.standup dan kerman antioch/136-146we reached out to the promoter but he didn't get back to us, but on their website it says ticket holders will be receiving refunds in full through their ticketing agency. the contra costa district attorneys office says if fail to receive a refund you should contact their consumer protection unit. in antioch, dan kerman kron 4 news.

san francisco officially has a new mayor... it is a historic day for the city... as london breed becomes the first black woman to hold the job... catherine heenan is here with the story.. (catherine) london breed was sworn in on a sunny morning at city hall...with more than a thousand people watching and cheering... the san francisco native won the mayor's seat after a neck-and-neck race in the june election with former state senator mark leno. breed grew up in public housing in the city's western addition, raised by her grandmother. she says she credits her family, teachers and mentors for bringing her to this point in her life... afterwards, afterwards, the new

mayor posed for photos with friends and supporters.. a long line of well-wishers formed....with people saying they wanted to not only congratulate mayor breed -- they wanted to tell her they had her back. ken and pam? (pam) many of those attending today's ceremony were from the city's african - american community. kron ta people in the crowd.. several brought their children to witness history in the making. nats (swearing in)after now mayor london breed was sworn in by former city mayor and

now lt govenor gavin newsom....she addressed the crowd, promising reforms to fix the many problems faced by city residents....including very visable issue of those suffering from mental illness and drug addiction on the streets...the housing crunch....and affordability.... .having grown up blocks away from city hall in public housing....the new mayor had a message to those residents who feel like they are being marginilized. i want them to know i hear them i lived it and i will be your mayor to many of the the city's african american populaiton in the crowd said they believe her background will help her stay focused on the task ahead. she's been through poverty she's lived in the housing projects she's live the life that a lot of mayer's before her have never lived so she's the one to fight this fight for us for san franciscans in all areasit takes someone from san francisco of the area of the world and the environment that we live in and we're so used to to make the real change that we need to seego mayor breedthese two five year old twins were just some of the children brought by their parents to witness history in the making...and what is

possible. to let them know that whatever they put their mind to they can be whoever they want to be and they could be great leaderswhile critics of breed have accused her of being in the pocket of big money tech donors.....her supporters in the crowd are confident that the new mayor won't forget where she came from. i'm a native san franciscan and i believe miss bri is going to do a wonderful magnificent job not only working with the tech companies are working with all of us even the little people the ones of us that countmayor breed has just a short time to live up to her promises....she's up for re election in just over a year. maureen kelly kron4 news (ken) (ken) new tonight at 6. fired tesla technician martin tripp has told the securities and exchange commission that the company lied to investors and knowingly used dangerous batteries in its cars.(pam) our grant lodes joins us now with details on this developing story. (grant)ing to made public today... martin tripp is accusing tesla of taking safety short-cuts... to meet production quotas... like installing faulty

batteries... and over- estimating the number of model 3 sedans it was making by up to 44 percent. specifically, tripp says tesla put batteries into cars that contained "dangerous puncture holes" and lowered vehicle specifications... resulting in batteries being placed too close together, risking possible explosion. he also claims a board on tesla's factory wall that tabulates all the model 3's the company has made... is artificially inflated. tesla has not responded to requests for comment. tripp worked in tesla's "gigafactory" in sparks, nevada before he says he was fired for being a whistleblower. tripp was sued by tesla last month for allegedly hacking company computers and stealing internal data. the automaker is seeking one million dollars in damages. tt a "calculated effort to ruin his reputation and silence him and other

potential tesla whistleblowers from coming forward." (ken) several arrests were made after a car crash sent at least two people to the hospital this afternoon. it happened on polk near vallejo street in san francisco. police say three cars were involved in the crash that left two people hospitalized with non life- threatening injuries. officials say one of the cars involved may have been stolen. police are investigating the cause of the crash. (pam) we now know the cause of the fire burning in napa and yolo counties. investigators say, that massive fire started because of an improperly installed electric livestock fence. the person responsible for causing the wildfire as been cited. the county fire has burned more than 90- thousand acres..... tonight, it is 86-percent contained . 20 structures have been destroyed. a live look outside right now... as we get our first look at the four zone forecast with chief

meteorologist lawrence karnow. lawrence karnow: temperatures cooled but were still hot inland. highs were in the low 90s in the valleys, with 70s and 80s around the bay and 50s and 60s at the coast. the cool fog helped to keep temperatures cooler. on the doppler you can see the monsoonal moisture in southern california. there are even some thunderstorms over the southern sierra too. on the satellite you can see high pressure has moved a little further east also allowing for slightly cooler temperatures. some of that moisture will move norht into the bay area late tomorrow afternoon. it will bring a slight chance of thundertstorms to the bay thursday night and friday morning. highs tomorrow will be similar with 80s to low 90s inland, 70s and 80s around the bay and 50s and 60s at the coast. more clouds are likely on friday morning before clearing late in the day. high pressure with return this weekend to bring more sunshine and hotter temperatures. it will cool slightly toward the middle of next week. (ken)new tonight at (ken)new

tonight at (ken)new tonight at 6...gonzalo curiel, the monterey county man convicted of killing two children and abusing a third, was sentenced to life in prison today.the victims are the nieces and nephew of curiel's then- girlfriend, tami huntsman, and were under her care.the bodies of the seven-year-old boy and three-year-old girl were found in a storage facility in redding.their older sister was found alive in huntsman's car. in february, huntsman pleaded guilty for her roles in the murders and was sentenced to multiple life sentences. (pam) federal agents served search and arrest warrants .. at a number of locations in the city of san mateo this morning... the reasoning behind the raids is unclear -- tonight, investigators are not saying much. but kron four's philippe djegal spoke with a target of the investigation... and neighbors who saw crackdown. lippe) at around six o'clock in the morning... families living at the poplar arms apartments in san mateo

and others in the surrounding community woke up to what sounded like gunfiremark bartos/neighbor- "it was scary and we wondered what was happening because the loud noises happened in spurts so we wondered what happened in the neighborhood. so, it was scary." those loud noises turned out to be devices used to distract suspects. they were used by the bureau of alcohol tobacco and firearms... san mateo police and other agencies involved in the operation. federal agents served search and arrest warrants here and at other locations throughout the city. no name/suspect- "i was sleeping, i woke up. i looked through the window, and i seen like big ak-47." the man whose voice you hear says he was just released from jail tuesday... and, was one of the targets of the morning raids. he was not arrested... but a few other people were taken into custody. the a-t-f has not said why.augustine torres/neighbor- "i thought they were getting like chapo or some one of those lord drugs or something. oh, i don't know. it was crazy. it was crazy this morning at this building." a pregnant bystander was knocked to the ground during the operation. but seemed to be okay afterwords. her family took her to see doctor as a precaution. in san mateo, philippe djegal, kron four news. (ken) we're hearing from the

victims of yesterday's wildfire in morgan hill. the property losses are only the beginning for some of them. (pam) a former apple engineer has been arrested for allegedly stealing intellectual property. we will tell you about his connection to a chinese company and autonomous vehicles. (ken) a shocking case of racism on full display on an east bay freeway. the reaction from those on the receiving end of this verbal barrage... and an interview you'll see only here on kron 4.

( pam tele vo) two wind- driven vegetation fires.. one in morgan hill and the other in san jose... are now fully contained. as kron four's rob fladeboe reports now, residents are counting their blessings that no homes were lost in either fire. nats (homeowner tours his property)morgan hill resident octavio nunez was on his way home tuesday afternoon when a fire erupted just north of his home here on hale avenue. octavio/nunez ".....i got to the stop sign and the road was closed and i couldn't get to my house and i was worried about my family..." nats (firefighters battle flames near nunez' home)this was the nunez home on tuesday as firefighters were able to keep the flames away from his and a dozen other homes in the area. several outbuildings and vehcles were destroyed as the fire swept across about 40 acres of grass and other vegetation. it was all about

the wind said another resident. home owner '.....the wind is always blowing through here, it's crazy, it's just a crap shoot as far as where it starts and where you are..." about 15 miles north, crews expected to remain on scene here in the hills near santa teresa county park, mopping up hot spots after the curie fire scorched about 100 acres. again, no homes were lost but it was a close call says long time resident karen funston. karen funston/santa teresa resident '....i heard the sirens and came outside, everybody was outside watching the fire, it gave us quite a scare..."back in morgan hill, p.g.& e. is replacing some fire-damaged utilities. fire crews were hunting down some embers here too. there were noinjuries in either fire. he lost fencing and some tools but octavio nunez says it might have been a lot worse. octavio nunez/home threatened by wild fire ".....it was right here, as you can see some of the damage, but thanks to thefirefighters, we didn't lose our house..." rob fladeboe/morgan hill "..there were some casualties however, four horses perished in the hale fire. the cause ofboth fires still under investigation. in morgan hill rob fladeboe kron 4 news

(ken) chief meteorologist lawrence karnow joins us now with the four zone forecast. lawrence karnow: temperatures cooled but were still hot inland. highs were in the low 90s in the valleys, with 70s and 80s around the bay and 50s and 60s at the coast. the cool fog helped to keep temperatures cooler. on the doppler you can see the monsoonal moisture in southern california. there are even some thunderstorms over the southern sierra too. on the satellite you can see high pressure has moved a little further east also allowing for slightly cooler temperatures.

some of that moisture will move norht into the bay area late tomorrow afternoon. it will bring a slight chance of thundertstorms to the bay thursday night and friday morning. highs tomorrow will be similar with 80s to low 90s inland, 70s and 80s around the bay and 50s and 60s at the coast. more clouds are likely on friday morning before clearing late in the day. high pressure with return this weekend to bring more sunshine and hotter temperatures. it will cool slightly toward the middle of next week.

(ken) tonight senate democrats... including california senator kamala harris... say they're worried president trump's nominee for the supreme court will work to kill obamacare. (pam) democrats say, judge brett kavanaugh could cut existing obamacare protections if he is confirmed. mark meredith is in washington with more.

trt: 1:20out: in washington, i'm mark meredith. senate democrats say if president trump's supreme court nominee is confirmed...it could mean the end of obamacare."will he protect pre-existing conditions, will he protect medicaid?"those are the questions minority leader chuck schumer says judge brett kavanauh needs to answer during confirmation.until then...democrats say they're launching a p-r blitz against his nomination. senate republicans have repeatedly said congress has no desire to roll back coverage for pre-existing conditions.but democratic senator chris murphy says its president trump who's orchestrating the effort. "he's trying to rig a supreme court, such that it will strike down protections for people with pre-existing conditions"murphy says kavanaugh will face tough

questions about his views on health care.but on monday, the judge made it clear he has no plans to take sides before hearing a case..."i believe that an independent judiciary is the our constitutional republic. if senate i will keep an open mind in but health care advocate brad woodhouse says that's not enough of a guarantee.his group, protect-our care, plans to lobby several republicans to block kavanaugh's nomination."we're going to make a lot of republicans feel the heat on this, single state about this issue"kavanaugh's confirmation hearings are expected to begin in sepetember.in washington, i'm mark meredith. (pam) today a group today a group survivors from the mass shooting in parkland, florida ... announced they have filed a federal lawsuit ... claiming certain governmental entities failed to protect students. 17-people were killed and 17-others were wounded during the february- 14th shooting at marjory stoneman douglas high school. the former school resource deputy, scot peterson, who is named in the suit, is accused of taking cover, instead of trying to stop the shooting. "the goal of this lawsuit is to ensure that this never happens again, that law enforcement is aware that we're expecting them to be heroes. that's their job. and if they choke and they cause people to die they will have to face the music."(pam) also today, the

federal school safety commission held its second meeting. president trump formed the group in response to the parkland massacre. today, the commission discussed issuses.. such as behavioral health services in schools, use of psychotropic medications for kids, and student confidentiality. (ken) a former apple employee is charged with stealing trade secrets. xiaolang zhang was a hardware engineer on apple's autonomous vehicle development team. then zhang said he would be taking a position at xiaopeng motors, a chinese startup company also focusing on autonomous vehicle technology. but during his last few days at apple he began downloading pages of information, which contained apple trade secrets and intellectual property. fbi agents arrested zhang at the san jose airport on saturday. if convicted, zhang faces

a sentence of 10 years in jail and $250,000 in still ahea elon musk reacts to the critics on social media .... after his attempt to help in the rescue in thailand. why he says, the criticism has left him questioning some people.

encouraging news from thailand on the 12 boys and their soccer coach - recovered in the dramatic cave rescue.. doctors say they're recovering quickly. the thai government meantime, has released new video.. catherine heenan is here with the latest.. (catherine) that video gives us an inside look at the cave....during the rescue..we see some of the boys being carried out on stretchers.. they're wrapped up and in some . reports say a medical expert had recommended a mild sedative sothe boys wouldn't panic.. today doctors say the 12 boys and their coach are doingwell - both mentally and physically.

also released today - video from inside the isolation ward of their hospital -- where they're seen waving and making 2-finger victory signs. some tests are still pending...but everyone is describedas eating and sleeping well.....and they're not stressed. there had been concern about things like panic attacks or nightmares... family members haven't been allowed to make direct contact yet. also today....elon musk is hitting back at people who have criticized his attempts to help in the rescue mission. he had his engineers come up with a kid-sized submarine although it wasn't used.. he's been trolled on social media....and he tweeted today that the reaction has shaken his opinion of 'many people.' he also pointed out that he left the sub behind in case it can be used later.. musk said his team worked hard - and 'something is messed up if this isn't a good thing.' pam and ken? (pam) some encouraging news in california's efforts to fight climate change.

the new data that shows ... we're ahead of the state goals set for 2020. (ken) a shocking case of racism on full display on an east bay freeway. the reaction from those on the receiving end of this verbal barrage... and an interview you'll see only here on kron 4. (pam) new (pam)

new tongight at 6. a confrontation between two drivers on a bay area freeway... ends with one driver calling the other ... the n-word. a portion of the incident was captured on cellphone video and posted on twitter. it has been viewed more than 100- thousand times.(ken)today kron4's haaziq madyun spoke to the couple on the receiving end of the racial slur. they describe the events leading up to the incident. it is an interview you will only see here on kron4 it is a road rage incident caught on cellphone video that has gone viral. in it you see a white woman using foul language and making obscene hand gestures. then she drops the n-wordsot marshaunte farris was in the passenger seat recording the video. her boyfriend shamiek sheppard was behind the wheel.

the incident happened monday at around 10am on eastbound interstate-80 freeway. farris picks it up from there...sot

plate number of the vehicle. it didn't take long for the twitterverse to identify the woman behind the wheel. kron4 has learned that she was an employee at a major investment bank and financial services company with offices in the bay area. a representative for that company told me "the behavior reflected in the video is completely inconsistent with our values and the individual involved is no longer employed by the firm."sot

local stories.tonight's top for a look at time now for a look at tonight's top local stories. in san francisco london breed made history being sworn in as the city's first black female mayor.she addressed the crowd, promising reforms to fix the many problems faced by city residents....including very visable issue of those suffering from mental illness and drug addiction on the streets...the housing crunch....and affordability.... .having grown up blocks away from city hall in public housing....the new mayor had a message to those residents who feel like they are being marginilized. i want them to know i hear them i lived it and i will be your mayor tomayor breed has just a in san

in san francisco london breed made history being sworn in as the city's first black female mayor.she addressed the crowd, promising reforms to fix the many problems faced by city residents....including very visable issue of those suffering from mental illness and drug addiction on the streets...the housing crunch....and affordability.... .having grown up blocks away from city hall in public housing....the new mayor had a message to those residents who feel like they are being marginilized. i want them to know i hear them i lived it and i will be your mayor tomayor breed has just a short time to live up to her promises....she's up for re election in just over a year. maureen kelly kron4 news in san mateo... some neighbors woke up to the sound of federal agents knocking down doors. several people were taken into custody from the poplar arms apartments and other neighborhoods related to the operation. the bureau of alcohol, tobacco and firearms led the search and arrest warrants. though it's not exactly clear what the reasoning is behind the raids. in san mateo,

philippe djegal, kron four news. ight now san mateo detectives are searching for the man who assaulted a 14-year-old girl walking her dog here in half moon bay.take a look at the map on your screen you can see it happened near the pillar point boat launch ramp parking lot on the night of june 30th. the unknown man came up and assaulted the girl, she was able to defend herself and fled.she described the man as a white man in his forties, about 5'9", medium build with brown hair wearing a red hoodie sweatshirt with jeans... in half moon bay, sara stinson, kron 4 news. lawrence karnow: temperatures cooled but were still hot inland. highs were in the low 90s in the valleys, with 70s and 80s around the bay and 50s and 60s at the coast. the cool fog helped to keep temperatures cooler. on the doppler you can see the monsoonal moisture in southern california. there are even some thunderstorms over the southern sierra too. on the

satellite you can see high pressure has moved a little further east also allowing for slightly cooler temperatures. some of that moisture will move norht into the bay area late tomorrow afternoon. it will bring a slight chance of thundertstorms to the bay thursday night and friday morning. highs tomorrow will be similar with 80s to low 90s inland, 70s and 80s around the bay and 50s and 60s at the coast. more clouds are likely on friday morning before clearing late in the day. high pressure with return this weekend to bring more sunshine and hotter temperatures. slightly toward the middle of next week. (pam) president trump opened the nato summit in brussels with a diplomatic earthquake. he headed into a series of meetings with u-s allies, and among other things... he harshly criticized germany - and complained about defense spending by the other members of nato.(ken) natasha chen explains how the world leaders continued meetings after his provocative comments. pres donald trump: germany is totally controlled by russia. before the nato summit even started - president trump asked how member nations are

supposed to be áprotectingá each other from russia - when germany is reliant on russia for natural gas.pres donald trump: "if you look at it, germany is a captive of rusa be of their coal plants, they got rid of the nuclear. they are getting so much of the oil and gas from russia."in fact - germany gets 35 percent of its imported natural gas from russia.and keep in mind - trump is also meeting russian president vladimir putin at a summit in helsinki next week. german chancellor angela merkel - who was born in soviet-occupied east germany - fired back.angela merkel/german chancellor: because of current events, i want to add that i myself lived through a part of germany being controlled by the soviet union. and i am very happy that today we are united in freedom as the federal republic of germany, and that we can also say that we manage our independent policies. but when trump and merkel met in person - they played nice in front of the cameras.pres donald trump: we're having a great meeting, we're talking about military expenditure, we're talking about trade, we have a very very good relationship with the chancellor. echoing the g- 7 summit last month - trump is infuriating some of the u-s' closest allies.nato members are pledging to spend two percent of their gross domestic product on defense spending by 2024.but president trump tried to move the goalpost - saying it should be four percent.i'm natasha chen reporting.

(pam) the nato summit in belgium is just the beginning of trump's travels around continental europe. from belgum, the president's schedule has him traveling to the united kingdom-- in part, for planned talks with british prime minister theresa may.and then he is on to helsinki, finland... for his first summit with russian president vladimir putin. (ken) the air you're breathing is getting a whole lot better. oiciagreenhouse emission levels are lower than in 1990. the state air resourceannounced wednesday this puts the state of california on track for meeting long-term goals to

fight climate change. california law requires pollution levels return to 1990 levels by 2020. we are now two years ahead of schedule... the law requires california reaches 40 percent below 1990 levels by by 2030. "i don't want her to die. because without water in this kind of heat she's not going to last long."( pam ) trapped and in trouble... this deer is struggling to eat and drink. just what is stuck on the animals mouth .... and how two women are trying to help the aniimal..

(pam) animal rescue workers in california are looking to save a deer .... that has a peanut butter jar stuck on her bottom jaw. people in clipper gap say, the deer cannot eat or drink .... and appears to be struggling. you can see a jar of what appears to be trader joes peanut butter, jammed onto the lower jaw of the animal. in this moment, you can see the deer seemingly struggling either to dislodge the jar, or to nibble on grass it cannot get to.debra twardus/ concerned about deer"so you can see her trying, and then she starts whining, so that tears at my heart."sandra purcell/ concerned about deer: "this is a human caused problem i think we need to fix it."(pam) neighbors contacted a local wildlife rescue group which is now working with fish and wildlife .... to coordinate a rescue mission. rescuers will

likely need to tranquilize the deer ... to get the jar off her mouth. cup final is set... we have the highlights... and the giants go to extra innings against the cubs... gary has the details... and all the sports... coming up

giants and cubs wrapping up their 3-game series at at&t park...and it was a great one... tim flannery... doing to p-a announcing for renel... who was at london breed's ingauguration as mayor of san francisco... bottom 1st... gorkys hernandez.... drives one the opposite way and off the bricks in right field... andrew mccutchen and brandon crawford score... 3-0 giants (4-run 1st inning) back come the cubs... top 5th

kris bryant... back in the lineup for the first time in three weeks... smacks a 2-run home run off johnny cueto... 4-3 giants... cueto: 5 ip, 6 hits, 3 runs, 7 k's top 7th... 4-3 giants... javier baez... solo home run off tony watson... 4-4 tie... this game is going to extra innings bottom 13th... buster posey... won't be playing in the all-star game... but drives one of the bricks with two runners on... brandon belt scores... league-leading 8th walk-off win fir the giants this season final... 5-4 giants in 13 innings... brandon belt did not get the final vote for the all-star game... jesus aguillar of the milwauke brewers beat him out world cup semifinal...england taking on semifinal...engl world cup world cup world cup croatia... england

wasting no time...5th minute...kieran trippier... off a free kick... puts the three lions up early... 1-0 england 68th minurte...coatia's ivan perisic...off the deep

cross... heads it in...croatia ties the game.. 1-1...we go to extra time... 109th minute... mario mandzukic finishes it off to put croatia up for good... a wild celebration ensues for croatia... dismay for england...the croatian coach... liftedup and tackled by his players final... 2-1... croatia... they will take on france in the final on sunday... in moscow(wipe to croatians celebrate) and they are loving it in croatia... throwing beer and lighting flares in celebration... they are going to the world cup final for the first time ever...2nd smallest co beaten france before, but don't tell that to these guys...

a shocker in the wimbledon quarterfinals... roger federer vs. south african kevin anderson federer acutally had a match point in the 3rd set... but anderson... with a 133 mile- per-hour serve.. ends up taking the set then anderson... takes the 4th set as well... blows the winner past federer here... the comeback is on 5th set....match point... anderson with the service-winner to cap it off... after winning 34 straight sets at wimbeldon... federer loses three in a row and he's done anderson will face american john isner in the semifinals on friday morning lebron james... inadvertantly left his new fans in los angeles waiting in droves at a pizza

place... lebron... who is a part owner of blaze pizza... tweeted this message about a "pizza party"...leading some people to believe that he would be there... thousands of people waited for hours at the culver city location...but james never showed up... instead... his wife posted a picture on instagram of the king hanging on a donut inflatable in his pool with the caption "donut kill my vibe" evidently there were no plans for him to be there... the tweet was just a promotion for the store

everybody remembers jr smith dribbling out the clock in game 1 of the nba finals... smith forgot the score... sending the game to overtime...much to th frustration of lebron james now smith is having fun with it...posting this picture of his daughter with the caption... "how she looked at me when i didn't shoot the ball after game 1"... wonder if cavs fans... or lebron... have the same sense of humor... firefighters in santa barbara struggled to rescue a woman in a quick sand. the way they were able to finally

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firefighters had to get creative tuesday to rescue a woman from a quicksand- like situation. (pam) the solution turned out to be right under their nose: they used a ladder, but not for santa barbara city e.

firefighters came upon a unique situation....when an elderly woman was buried waist deep in sand near the mission creek river mouth.rich griguoli/santa barbara fire dept. "when we got closer to help pull her out. the sand was so wet it had a quicksand effect so we couldn't get close to help pull her out." firefighters also started getting stuck.so they had to change tactics.rich griguoli/santa barbara fire dept. "so the firefighters really had to think on their toes and improvise and we ended up using a roof ladder and laid it across the area to give us a little more stability so we could climb in and help the woman out" firefighters freed the woman and pulled her to safety.rich griguoli/santa barbara fire dept. "this is definitely a unique call, something that we don't train for but its something that we have to be ready for. we have to be ready for anything that potentially could happen. so the firefighters did a really great job thinking on their feet and coming up with a way that we could help her. "after the woman was rescued, firefighters filled the hole to prevent future entrapments. (pam) that was

alys (ah-lease) martinez reporting. the rescued woman is visiting the area from ireland. she was not injured in the incident. (ken)rapper cardi-b has given birth to her daughter.her name is kulture kiari cephus.the rapper announced the tuesday birth of baby kulture on her instagram account today. kulture is cardi's first child with husband and fellow rapper kiari kendrell cephus, better known as offset.cardi revealed on ellen that offset, who is a member of rap trio "migos," picked their daughter's name. lawrence karnow: temperatures cooled but were still hot inland. highs were in the low 90s in the valleys, with 70s and 80s around the bay and 50s and 60s at the coast. the cool fog helped to keep temperatures cooler. on the doppler you can see the monsoonal moisture in southern california. there are even some thunderstorms over the southern sierra too. on the satellite you can see high pressure has moved a little further east also allowing for slightly cooler temperatures. some of that moisture will move norht into the bay area late tomorrow afternoon. it

will bring a slight chance of thundertstorms to the bay thursday night and friday morning. highs tomorrow will be similar with 80s to low 90s inland, 70s and 80s around the bay and 50s and 60s at the coast. more clouds are likely on friday morning before clearing late in the day. high pressure with return this weekend to bring more sunshine and hotter temperatures. it will cool slightly toward the middle of next week. last weather and goodbye next on kron 4 news at 8:8:kron 4 news at next on and goodbye last weather and goodbye last weather and goodbye

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