california. good evening i'm grant lodes.(vicki) and i'm vicki liviakis. now we are learning about a possible sighting. here what we know: she was last heard from on friday - she contacted her family in half moon bay. on monday night - her cell phone sent sent out signals near davenport. now we are learning her car may have been seen in the carmel highlands area of monterey county. kron4's philippe djegal spoke with investigators. (philippe) at 7-54 friday morning... 23-year-old angela hernandez sent a text message to one of her sisters saying quote about to start driving. that's the last her family has heard from her. the san mateo county sheriff's office says her cellphone signal was traced to davenport later that day... and continued sending signals until monday night. the monterey county sheriff's office now says angela's car may have been captured on surveillance video from a gas station about 61 miles south of davenport -- the same day she went missing. her family says the video was

taken at the carmel-highlands station and general store.john thornburg/commander- "we believe it was her car. you know, we don't have a plate, didn't see her driving the car, so it's not 100-percent, but we believe it was her car based on the information san mateo was able to provide and we'll continue to look." angela drives a white 20-11 jeep patriot with oregon plates. she is driving alone on a road trip from her home in portland oregon, to lancaster in southern california... where she intends to attend a wedding. commander john thornburg with the monterey county sheriff's office says a deputy is actively searching for angela on the ground in the carmel-highlands community. the california highway patrol is also helping to search for her along the coast in a helicopter. angela's family is also passing out missing person's fliers along highway one.john thornburg/com mander- "we're focusing on the fact that we're looking for a missing person. we have no evidence to suggest that she is not alive. so, its a missing person case. uh, we're trying to locate the car -- it's the biggest thing to look for -- it's the easiest thing to locate. so, if we find that, we'll go from there."

angela's family up here from southern california... say they plan to stay up here for the next couple of days and look for their sister. they say they don't want to go back home without her.in monterey county, philippe djegal, kron four news. (grant) happening now... police are looking for a gunman after a shooting injured a 3-year-old boy in oakland. this is a picture nigel washington. his family says he is recovering tonight after a bullet grazed his face. as kron 4's lydia pantazes reports... the shooting happened as the boy and his mother were at a memorial for another shooting victim. a three-year-old boy was injured in a shooting in oakland on wednesday night, police said.around 9:38 p.m. officers responded to reports of a shooting in the 1600 block of 80th ave.police found the three-year-old from san leandro with head injuries they say were caused by bullet fragments.we recognize, particularly in this incident, where a young child has been injured that this is a very serious matter. we know that community members were there and witnessed this incident and there's information that can be provided to us that can

help us further our investigation. and we are asking for community members to come forward.the child was riding in a car with his mother when shots were fired at the car. fragments from one of the bullets struck the boy in the head, investigators said.he is at oakland children's hospital in stable condition, police said.the gunman is still on the loose. police are offering a $5,000 reward for information leading to an arrest. no other details have been made available by police. (vicki) new at five.... one person was killed this morning at a worksite in palo alto. police say the fatality was reported at a construction site outside a parking lot near a preschool and church on middlefield road. heavy equipment and machinery were on scene but police are not releasing the worker's cause of death. a school representative says the death is not connected to the school. police say cal osha will be handing the investigation. the worker's identity has not been released. (grant) one day after

hip-hop fans learned about the sudden cancelation of a big music festival in the east bay... there are still a lot of unanswered questions - one being - when will people who paid hundreds of dollars for tickets get refunded? kron4's dan kerman joins us live from martinez. dan - what is the status of what is the status of refunds?

report on the bay area's housing crisis focuses on the city of concord... and there are troubling findings...(grant) based on a survey of a thousand people....it concludes that many of them are struggling with the cost of rent - and live in fear of things getting worse. catherine heenan is here with more on the survey... (catherine) we know the bay area desperately needs more affordable housing.. but some of the statistics coming out of the concord survey are shocking.. for a start....75% of the residents respondingsay they're afraid of being evicted. most are afraid their rents will go even higher.

and for any household making less than 50-thousand dollars...the report says there are "no" affordable neighborhoods in concord. works in concord - yeah i work in concord. i live with a friend so i just pay utilities. so i kind of got lucky on the rent part. that's the only reason i'm able to live out here.reporter - but you don't live in concord?worker - yeah, there's no way i could live out here. unless i had a mom or dad who lived out here and i lived in there. the survey was done by the 'east bay alliance for a sustainable economy.' it says nearly half the renters also reported unsafe living conditions, like mold or pests. many say they're afraid to complain because of fear of retaliation. unlike some other bay area cities - concord has no rent control or just cause eviction rules. grant and vicki? (vicki) christmas is still six months off and as far as we know santa is busy building toys at his workshop at the north pole. what then

cold possibly have led hundreds of people to stand in line for hours at a couple of shopping malls in the south bay? kron four's rob fladeboe joins us now live from san jose to explainwhat is behind the excitement that has been building all day.rob? (rob live) i'm here at the westfield/valley fair shopping mall, outside a store called "build a bear," that sells stuffed animals. kids love em and today the store was practically giving them away. natseverybody likes to get a good deal and as deals go, this one is hard to beat. for one day only a cuddly bear or other stuffed animal, those normally selling for up to $28 bucks, were selling for the age of the buyer. in other words, you simply "pay your age," many customers waited four hours or more in a line of moms, dads, kids and

strollers that stretched around the corner and outside the mall into the parking lot and beyond.vanessa yurena/build a bearnormally, the concept behind build a bear goes like this. you choose a bear or other stuffed animal and then you build a wardrobe to match. that can get pricey. but today, a five year old, for example, paid just five bucks for that bear, not including the accessories. and if he has brothers and sisters, well, the savings add up.the promotion was happening at all build a bear locations across the country. judging from the response here and on social media, if people didn't know about "build a bear," they do now. those toward the end of the line must have been worried about the fine print that says "while supplies last." (anchor1) (anchor1) taking a live (anchor1)

last." "while supplies print that says "while supplies last." (anchor1) taking a live look outside-- at san francisco's embarcadero. (anchor 2) time now to check on our weather... with chief meteorologist lawrence karnow. lawrence karnow: we have seen a variety of clouds around the bay area today. there has been patchy fog and cool temperatures at the coast with highs in the 50s and 60s. and there were high clouds that moved in late in the day but it was still hot inland with highs in the 80s to low 90s inland and 70s and 80s around the bay. monsoonal clouds continue to bring thunderstorms

across the sierra and some of the that moisture is headed our way. there is a slight chance of thunderstiorms late tonight and into early tomorrow morning. you can see the storms on the doppler. dozens of lightning strikes were seen over the sierra today. on the satellite you can see high pressure and the monsoonal cloud rotating around that ridge. highs tomorrow will be in the 80s to low 90s inland with partly cloudy skies, 70s and 80s around the bay and 50s and 60s at the coast. skies will begin to clear as high pressure builds for the weekend to brg another temperatures by sunday. we could see triple digit temperatures on monday before slow cooling toward the week (vicki) after a rocky nato summit-- president trump is now in the u-k. but his visit is expected to prompt mass protests in london. we'll explain why. (grant) who do you think are better drivers... men or women? we'll tell you about the new report detailing which gender tends to be more distracted behind the wheel. (vicki) and after the break.. a woman loses her job after a racially charged road rage incident in the east bay. and tonight there are questions about what rights employee's have... when incidents happen away from work.

(grant) new at five:one day after we told you about a woman being fired from her job after this racist rant was caught on camera... we are looking into what rights employees and employers have - when trouble happens away from the workplace. kron4's haaziq madyun spoke to a legal expert. nats/cellphone road ragethe woman you see in this cellphone video was recently fired from her position at a major multi-national investment bank and financial services company with branches here in the bay area. a spokesperson for the company told me the woman's behavior in the video, which consist of

foul language, an obscene hand gesture and a racial slur "is completely inconsistent with the company's values and the individual involved is no longer employed by the firm." sot nats/sutton watching cell phone videowe showed the video to holly sutton. she is a partner in the employment law practice group farella, braun + martell in san francisco. she says the california labor code does allow an employee to file a claim for being fired for lawful conduct occuring during nonworking hours away from the employers premises. however...sotbut what if an off duty employee is caught on camera away from the workplace engaging in conduct that is not criminal but is against company policy?sot

in place and tailoring that policy to the impact of the workplace certainly strengthens the employer's ability to terminate. what we sometimes see in these cases is the employee is actually identified as being associated with this employer and that is something that every person out in the world should be aware of. you think you're in your private time, think you're a little bit anonymous but what we are seeing over and over that somebody will then link the individual to the employer publicly and that now becomes a problem for the employer, so that is something everyone should be aware of"> nats/haaziqthere is no easy answer here. it is case by case. talk about that sot a modern world where there is a cell phone ready to capture moments like this...in san francisco haaziq madyun kron4news (vicki) after reports emerged

that the chairman and founder of papa john's pizza used a racial slur in a conference call... john schnatter has stepped down. papa john's said in a statement released late wednesday that a new chairman would be appointed soon. forbes magazine first reported that schnatter used the n-word while doing a role-playing exercise. the exercise was intended to prevent p-r problems. schnatter later confirmed the incident and apologized for his use of the slur. he has long been the public face of papa john's, which he founded back in 1984. (grant) a big story we are following tonight... after a rocky nato summit in brussels-- president trump is now in the u-k. this comes after he blasted america's allies and claimed victory...then other nato leaders seemed to leaders seemed to dispute that characterization. karin caifa has reaction from washington... and a look at what's next on the president's international agenda. after a contentious, testy turn at the nato summit, president trump left brussels -- with a more positive tone.

pres donald trump: tremendous progress has been made. everyone will substantially up their commitment. they're going to up it at levels they never thought of before. despite trump declaring a victory of sorts, french president emmanuel macron said the allies hadn't agreed to any level other than reaffirming 20-14 commitment to spend 2 percent of g-d-p on defense spending, by 20-24.and nato's secretary general wouldn't confirm any agreement to the specific 4-percent target floated by trump.jens stoltenberg/nato secretary general: we have a commitment to spend 2%. the important thing now is we need to invest more. we need to get more money during the summit, trump tweeted "what good is nato" and called germany a captive of russia -- raising eyebrows and prompting concern among european diplomats.but, he signaled a softer approach after a one-on-one meeting with german chancellor angela merkel -- and before departing for london.pres donald trump: i believe in nato, i think nato is a very important -- probably the greatest ever done.on friday, the president's visit is expected to prompt mass protests in the u-k, with the largest expected in london. trump and u-k prime minister theresa may will hold friday meetings outside of the capital -- at the prime minister's country retreat. after a weekend stop in scotland -- where the president owns two golf properties -- monday brings the highly-anticipated summit with russian president

vladimir putin in helsinki.in washington, i'm karin caifa. (anchor) time now to check on our weather... with chief meteorologist lawrence karnow. lawrence karnow: we have seen a variety of clouds around the bay area today. there has been patchy fog and cool temperatures at the coast with highs in the 50s and 60s. and there were high clouds that moved in late in the day but it was still hot inland with highs in the 80s to low 90s inland and 70s and 80s around the bay. monsoonal clouds

continue to bring thunderstorms across the sierra and some of the that moisture is headed our way. there is a slight chance of thunderstiorms late tonight and into early tomorrow morning. you can see the storms on the doppler. dozens of lightning strikes were seen over the sierra today. on the satellite you can see high pressure and the monsoonal cloud rotating around that ridge. highs tomorrow will be in the 80s to low 90s inland with partly cloudy skies, 70s and 80s around the bay and 50s and 60s at the coast. skies will begin to clear as high pressure builds for the weekend to bring another round of hot temperatures by sunday. we could see triple digit temperatures on monday before slow cooling toward the middle of the week (grant) still ahead...

people in one east bay neighborhood are fed up. the changes being made...after mail thieves have been targeting them for years. (vicki) and after the break... we'll take a look at just how many companies are jumping on the bandwagon of the no-straw movement. movement. baby boomers, here's something you should know. there's a serious virus out there that 1 in 30 boomers has, yet most don't even know it. a virus that's been almost forgotten. it's hepatitis c. hep c can hide in the body for years without symptoms. left untreated it can lead to liver damage, even liver cancer. the only way to know if you have hep c is to ask your healthcare provider for the simple blood test. if you have hep c, it can be cured. for us, it's time to get tested. it's the only way to know for sure. >> dr. stanley: remember this:

cannot change the laws of god. when he has visited you in some form of adversity and he brings you through that, that's like he has increased the strength of the foundation of your life and your faith in him. [music] no-straw revolution. a

growing list of major corporations like starbucks and mcdonald's are ditching plastic and announcing new eco- friendly initiatives. mary moloney takes a closer look a the companies making changes to minimize the environmental impact of plastic. going strawless is trendy. more and more corporations are joining a growing movement to eliminate plastic waste. this week, starbucks became the largest food and beverage retailer to announce it's going straw free. it will

roll out this new "sippy-cup" design this fall and phase out plastic straws from all its stores by 20-20 -- in an effort to reduce ocean pollution. according to ocean conservancy "eight million metric tons of plastic are entering the ocean every year dr. al dove/ vice president, research & conservation, georgia aquarium: "that's the equivalent of one dumpster of garbage going into the ocean every minute. 24/7 365." american and alaska airlines are also making the switch to bio-degradable straws and sustainable alternatives. and last month-- mcdonald's announced it would start switching to paper straws in the united kingdom and ireland. that's after the u-k government announced plans to ban plastic straws -- saying one million birds and more than 100-thousand sea mammals die each year from eating or getting tangled in plastic waste. dr. al dove/ vice president, research & conservation, georgia aquarium: 3 billion people rely on the ocean for protein every day. and if that protein is being impacted by plastic then the problem that we've created is brought back to us through the food chain." and starting in september, hyatt says single-use plastic straws will be available only

by request at its hotels. conservationists say the growing movement is a start, but say more needs to be done. for consumer watch-- i'm mary moloney. --tag-- starbucks --tag-- starbucks also committed 10- million dollars to help develop recyclable, compostable cups. (grant) the bankruptcy and closure of toys-r-us is the end of an era...(vicki) but an iconic figure from that time will live on in a new home... catherine heenan is here to explain.. (catherine) it was fun to see the toys-r-us mascot - "geoffrey the giraffe" being unveiled in the lobby of a children's hospital..... geoffrey is a 16-foot-tall, 550 pound fiberglass statue...who used to be on display at company headquarters in new jersey.. he'll now be a permanent part of a hospital in new brunswick.. it was decided that since the giraffe represented a sense of fun and happiness - it might best be

appreciated by the kids being treated here. one of the officials dealing with the toys-r-us bankruptcy reportedly spent 10-thousand dollars of his own money to make the transfer happen.. grant and vicki? (vicki) next at 5:30... a manager tackles a man who tries to steal a gun... saying he's going to shoot people. and now that manager is out of a job because of it. (grant) and after the break... a local mayor tours an ice detention facility in the east bay.. what he is saying about the conditions inside.

(vicki) tonight at 5:30... kron4 is always tracking local stories. here's a look at what's going on in your neighborhood right now. (grant) there have been several recent protests at the only ice facility in the bay area. and today-- the mayor of richmond took a tour to see if there is any mistreatment at the detention center. (vicki) kron 4's sara stinson spoke to the mayor about the tour. reporter intro: "after months of waiting the mayor of richmond was finally able to get a tour of the west county detention facility. he said he wishes it had been sooner as he was pleasantly surprised.") ("i got to tell you for a jail it's a pretty nice place.") mayor tom butt has been seeking approval from sheriff david livingston since november to get a tour. especially after mutliple reports of abuse and mistreatment surfaced. including a case in april involving a deputy engaging in sex acts with two female

inmates.mayor butt spent time talking with several of the nearly 200 ice detainees being held here about the living conditions. ("the men seem to be pretty happy. they were not happy with ice i can tell you. the women had a different story. they told us some of the deputies were racist and gave them a hard time sometimes. we specifically asked them about these allegations about getting locked in their room and were not able to get out and they said yes that is true.")mayor butt said the deputies denied these allegations. he said this week's announcement from the sheriff about plans to cancel the ice contract with the jail actually has the inmates concerned.one being that they will be transfered to jails in yuba or sacramento - making it harder to see lawyers and family.detainees told the mayor from experience those facilities are worse than the one in richmond."they didn't have the opportunity. they were treated worse. they were all sorry to look at the fact that they will be relocated.")even though this could soon not be an ice detention center mayor butt says it was good to see conditions are overall better than he thought.("you know i've got strong feelings about this ice thing and those haven't changed but it does

look like people are being treated decently.")reporter tag: "mayor butt says the most surprising thing he learned inside the detention center is learning the inmates have more beef with ice than with being held here in the facility. in richmond, sara stinson, kron 4 news." (vicki) also in the east bay... u-c berkeley police are looking for an armed robbery suspect accused of stealing a cell phone tuesday night. it happened at a bus stop near haste street and college avenue around eight-30. police say the suspect pushed the victim and took his cell phone. officers did an initial search of the area but were not able to locate the suspect. officials are describing him as a 17 to 19 year old dark-skinned man, wearing a red hooded sweatshirt and red shorts.

(vicki) people in hayward are dealing with an outbreak of mail thefts. on woman says it has been going on for 6 years now... and she has the surveillence video to prove it. thieves appear to be working in teams... digging through mailboxes... and then walking away with packages. one neighbor says he was even the victim of identity theft. (grant) in the north bay... a community hearing on proposed affordable housing at a former u-s coast guard site in point reyes station... is set for tonight. in 20-16... congress passes legislation that required the coast guard to sell the property. those 2, 3, and 4 bedroom townhomes and baracks buildings would be used for affordbale workforce housing. the land remains in federal ownership until marin county negotiates a purchase. the hearing will be at 6:30 tonight in west marin school's large gymnasium. (vicki) on the peninsula.... a san bruno resident was arrested last friday in connection with a theft at a target store. police say omar diaz stole the victim's wallet and cell phone that was left on a counter after a transaction.

officials were able to identify diaz as the suspect and booked him into san mateo county jail on suspicion of grand theft. the stolen property was returned to the victim. (grant) in the south bay.... a morgan hill college student is a million dollars richer after winning the top prize on a 20-dollar scratcher. giovanni escamilla and his father, pictured here, picked up the winning ticket at a gas station on cochran road when they stopped to get drinks. the 19-year-old says he doesn't have any plans for the money yet but hopes to use his winnings to make even more cash. lawrence karnow: we have seen a variety of clouds around the bay area today. there has been patchy fog and cool temperatures at the coast with highs in the 50s and 60s. and there were high clouds that moved in late in the day but it was still hot inland with highs in the 80s to low 90s inland and 70s and 80s around the bay. monsoonal clouds

continue to bring thunderstorms across the sierra and some of the that moisture is headed our way. there is a slight chance of thunderstiorms late tonight and into early tomorrow morning. you can see the storms on the doppler. dozens of lightning strikes were seen over the sierra today. on the satellite you can see high pressure and the monsoonal cloud rotating around that ridge. highs tomorrow will be in the 80s to low 90s inland with partly cloudy skies, 70s and 80s around the bay and 50s and 60s at the coast. skies will begin to "you guys have been out here since very early this morning and you're still whay feels like miles away from getting in the door ... how are you feeling?"i am very frustrated, very angry."(vicki) a promotion proves too successful for build=a=bear. the company has to shut down sales being overwhelmed by bargain=seeking parents.we showed you what happened in the south bay today.(grant)and the same scenes played out all across the country.catherine heenan is here to show us.

catherine? (catherine) frayed tempers, crying children ...not exactly the build-a-bear people had in mind when they offered custom=made plush toys for as little as one dollar. the parents who showed up at stores - hours before opening - found lines already forming. it's crazy.really crazy exhaustingst. louis ... chicago ... tampa ... take a look at this lineohio ... texas ... tennessee.across america tens of thousands of parents with one aim in mind. we're here to build a bearthe lure of a 25=dollar stuffed bear for the amount of their child's age proved irresistible.i am just a crazy mom doing this for my kids. they waited.we figured we'd be in line for an hourand waited. ...an hour or twoand waited. ...but not five hoursand for many, the payoff never came.sfx at 11=30 eastern time the company shut down its lines ... citing safety concerns

from local police departments. the reaction on social media was immediate ... and angry. 'disgusting" said one."my two year old's in a meltdown," said another.the company handed out coupons to disappointed customers.that was not enough for this mother in bakersfield.they're saying they'll give us a 15=dollar coupon for tomorrow which is so ridiculous because a bear on its own costs 25 dollars, where today i could have gotten that bear for seven sdolars or three dollars, so i am still ten dollars out of pocket.was it worth it all this time to wait?pfor my kids yes, for me no (catherine) the backlash against build-a-bear has triggered a backlash of its own.people mocked the social media complaints -- and criticized parents for subjecting their kids to hours in linejust to save a few dollars. grant and

vicki... (grant) the assistant manager of a sporting goods store in florida says he got canned -- after tackling a man trying to steal a gun. police say the suspect was attempting to steal a handgun when dean crouch tackled and detained him until police could arrive. the suspect also allegedly threatened to shoot people. the gun was unloaded and had a trigger lock. crouch said he was suspended -- then later by academy sports-- over the incident.dean crouch/ fmr. asst. mgr., academy sports: "i was really dumbfounded honestly, that academy would do something like this. i worked so hard for academy, put some blood, sweat, and tears into this place. i had great staff and for them to come through and fire me over trying to protect the community, it really hurts personally." his attorney says his client his attorney his attorney says his client was fired for violating the company's policy against touching customers. crouch

says he was just trying to protect people. (vicki) coming up... a teen's vaction doesn't go as planned... after he was swept out to sea. how he was rescued-- 10 hours later. (grant) and after the break... men or women? we'll tell you who's more distracted behind the wheel.

>> dr. stanley: remember this: cannot change the laws of god. when he has visited you in some form of adversity and he brings you through that, that's like he has increased the strength of the foundation of your life and your faith in him. [music] it's an argument that

often comes between men and women... who is the better driver. (grant) and a new study may have just revealed the answer. researchers say women are more likely to engage in distracted driving. (vicki) the study looked at reports that show female drivers have a higher tendency of using their cell phones behind the wheel. and startling enough, the study also showed a high number of people who don't believe phones raise their risk of having an accident. (grant) in all, the report found that talking on your cell phone while driving more than doubles your chances of crashing. if you're texting while driving, you're six times more likely to crash. (grant) still ahead... the warriors make a big move in signing demarcus cousins. and today-- the team spoke out for the the team spoke and today-- cousins. and today-- the team spoke out for the first time about their new player.

at the marine mammal center, the environment is everything. we want to do our very best for each and every animal, and we want to operate a sustainable facility. and pg&e has been a partner helping us to achieve that. we've helped the marine mammal center go solar, install electric vehicle charging stations, and become more energy efficient. pg&e has allowed us to be the most sustainable organization we can be. any time you help a customer, it's a really good feeling. it's especially so when it's a customer that's doing such good and important work for the environment. together, we're building a better california. (vicki) it's always a good

time to talk about the warriors, even during the offseason. we are still months away from training camp starting up... but dub nation can't wait for the champs to unveil their 5- all-star-starting lineup. (grant) golden state...emphasized its dominance over the rest of the league...with all-star center demarcus cousins. the warriors are expected to introduce boogie sometime next week, but until then, his teammates are eager for his arrival. mark carpenter joins us to talk dubs,. mark? the signing really was an example of the warriors being light years ahead. the team that already has the hamptons 5, can now show off

the all-star 5. you could argue the cousins signing is a bigger deal than lebron to the lakers. the warriors...able to land cousins for a steal of a contract... a 5-million dollar mid-level exception. the only catch is that boogie is most likely not going to be ready to play at the start of the season due to an achilles injury. reports are projecting he'll be suiting up by january or february. in the meantime, his future teammate damian jones...can't wait to play alongside him. jones, was at warriors hq today hosting a kids summer camp. as he enters his 3rd season, jones can't wait to learn from boogie...and while cousins is out, make the most with his increased playing opportunities. "he's like one of the best centers in the league, so like, learning from him will be great. so just take what i can...just come out there and show what i've been working on these past few years, so coming in with a mentality that this is a year for me to shine. so just go in and do the things i know that i can do." and cousins isn't the

only new addition to the warriors. today, the team officially announced the signing of jonas jerebko. here's the quick lowdown on him... the 9-year veteran is considered a key bench contributor who can bring great energy, defense, and shoots 41-percent from 3. jerebko will be introduced on monday... and cousins will meet the bay area media shortly after that. (grant) 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?(pam) coming up new tonight at six.. we will talk to a consumer advocacy group about a proposed law...that would allow p-g-and-e to pass on some of the north bay firestorm costs... to utility rate payers. we will ask why the bill seems to have almost no legislative opposition. plus - we are learning about the reason behind a federal raid in san mateo. that's coming up new tonight at six coming up new that's in san mateo. that's coming up new tonight at six ... grant now back to you ... grant now back to you and vicki in the studio.

(grant) thank you pam - we will see you (vicki) a 19-year-old is safe... after he spent nearly ten hours in the ocean fighting for his life. it happened off the georgia coast, where he says he was pulled out to sea while on the beach. amber krycka reports. blake spataro/ survived 10 hours in ocean:"worst vacation ever, but also my most exciting."but its the kind of excitement we'd all like to avoid.blake spataro/ survived 10 hours in ocean:"i was out there sitting by the shore when a rip tide and washes me straight into the ocean." 19-year-old blake spataro spent nearly 10 hours in the ocean fighting for his life. blake spataro/ survived 10 hours in ocean:"i didn't want to die out there, i was talking to god the entire night."he screamed for help but no one heard him over the waves and wind and he continued to get pulled out to sea.blake spataro/ survived 10 hours in ocean:"i wanted to live, i wanted to live, i was too young to die and i simply didn't want it to end there." for hours, the u-s coast guard searched in the sky and by boat along with multiple agencies.amber krycka/ reporting:"spataro's dad, kirk spent all night walking up and down the beach, desperate to find his son."kirk krycka /blake's father:"i was

screaming i was hollering, i was looking."throughout the night the 19-year-old did his best to stay calm. blake spataro/ survived 10 hours in ocean:"whenever i was tired i floated on my back."he was about to give up, but then a ray of hope. lights from an approaching coast guard boat boosted his spirits. blake spataro/ survived 10 hours in ocean:"that gave me some comfort and gave me some motivation to keep going."and he kept pushing through until he came across a golf course early this morning where he got help. blake spataro/ survived 10 hours in ocean: "i'm alive." justin irwin / senior chief, u.s. coast guard: "i've been in the coast guard for 18 years and i have never seen anything like this."blake spataro/ survived 10 hours in ocean:"thank you very much man."justin irwin senior chief with the u.s. guard in brunswick visited the teen in his hospital room this morning to let him know how amazed and proud he was. blake spataro/ survived 10 hours in ocean:"i am truly blessed to be alive today." (vicki) that was amber krycka reporting. spataro was able to get close enough to that golf course to make his own way shore. (vicki) time now to check on our weather... with chief meteorologist lawrence karnow. (grant)

lawrence... lawrence karnow: we have seen a variety of clouds around the bay area today. there has been patchy fog and cool temperatures at the coast with highs in the 50s and 60s. and there were high clouds that moved in late in the day but it was still hot inland with highs in the 80s to low 90s inland and 70s and 80s around the bay. monsoonal clouds continue to bring thunderstorms across the sierra and some of the that moisture is headed our way. there is a slight chance of thunderstiorms late tonight and into early tomorrow morning. you can see the storms on the doppler. dozens of lightning strikes were seen over the sierra today. on the satellite you can see high pressure and the monsoonal cloud rotating around that ridge. highs tomorrow will be in the 80s to low 90s inland with partly cloudy skies, 70s and 80s around the bay and 50s and 60s at the coast. skies will begin to clear as high pressure builds for the weekend to

bring another round of hot temperatures by sunday. we could see triple digit temperatures on monday before slow cooling toward the middle of the week (vicki) next on kron4 news at 5... i'll show you where you can get a taste of authentic texas barbeque--

right here in the bay area. that's after the break on tonight's dine and dish.

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days and warm nights - backyard bbq's and beer gardens. tonight on dine and dish - i give you a taste of both... bar-be-q and a cold one - texas style... by way of san francisco at the presidio social club. even the name presidio social club - makes you feel... social. inside -

white jacketed bartenders and tables ofhungry diners. outside - a backyard patio that transforms into a beer garden on wednesday nights. complete with texas-style bbq. texas native and pitmaster wesley shaw fires up his smoker and turns out briscuit with black bark. and all kinds of smoked beef, ribs, chicken sausage and pulled pork. followed up by an ice cold brew and for the really bold - scotch whiskey. owner ray tang says... think backyard get together with the neighbors. one who's texas brand of cooking happens to be smokin' hot. the bbq biergarten series runs thru late summer. (vicki) if you have a restaurant, cafe or bar that you would like to see featured on 'dine and dish... send us an email at kron 4 dot com .... or fill out the submission form on our website. you can also check out (vicki)(vicki) if you have a

restaurant, cafe or bar that you would like to see featured on 'dine and dish... send us an email at kron 4 dot com .... or fill out the submission form on our website. you can also check out our 'dine and dish' facebook page. (vicki) that wraps up kron 4 news at 5. grant lodes and pam moore are here with kron 4 news at six. (pam) thank you vicki - coming up tonight on kron4 news at six.. a lot of unanswered questions tonight after a music festival was suddenly cancled in antioch. tonight - we are looking into the status of refunds - for people who paid hundreds of dollars for tickets.(grant) then - new at six.. after a toddler was hurt in a shooting - we'll tell you what oakland police are doing in response to an overall recent increase in violence.

that's coming up next on kron4 news at six.

when the 3-day xo music festival was abrutly cancelled two days before the hip hop show was to open in antioch... it left ticketbuyers reelingsot ticketbuyer amber heehee spent more than 300 dollars on tickets... she received an email saying should would get a full refund... and the ticketing agency growtix released a statement saying: we are refunding all ticket holders immediately. this process has already started. funds were never distributed to the xo festival and held by us in case of cancellation. but so far, she has seen nothing credited to her account sot amber hihi/ticket holder 36-44sotinternational battle rapper b. nasty is in even worse shape. theough his company 9quota he paid the promoter nearly 10-thousand dollar for a stage at the event to showcase 50 local performers. when he asked the promoter about his money he was told contact the promoters attorneysot

b.nasty/9quota stage organizer 105-111bnasty says he is refunding the 100$ each performer paid him, out his own pocket, he says it's the right thing to do.sot (grant) breaking news in union city - firefighters are trying to rescue a man who fell into a cement mixer. these are photos from the scene - you can see a fire- ladder extended to the top of the cement hopper. according to fire officials - the man has been secured with a harness to keep him from sinking deeper... and the cement is currently sotdo.right thing to says it's the own pocket, he him, out his performer paid him, out his own pocket, he says it's the right thing to do.sot

(grant) breaking news in union city - firefighters are trying to rescue a man who fell into a cement mixer. these are photos from the scene - you can see a fire-ladder extended to the top of the cement hopper. according to fire officials - the man has been secured with a harness to keep him from sinking deeper... and the cement is currently being drained from the mixer - so rescuers can get the man out. (pam) in the east bay... police are looking for a gunman .... following the shooting which injured a 3- year-old boy last night in oakland. around 9:38 - last night .. officers responded to reports of a

shooting in the 1600- block of 80th ave. the child was riding in a car with his mother, when shots were fired at the car. fragments from one of the bullets struck the boy in the head, according to investigators. the child is at oakland children's hospital in stable condition.. police are offering a 5- thousand dollar reward ... for information leading to an arrest. (pam) in the last week.. three people have died as a result of shootings in oakland.police are now saying, they will be increasing patrols in an attempt to combat the problem. no arrests areas impacted> no arrests have yet been announced in any of the recent shootings. (grant) new tonight at 6. nearly a dozen victims and survivors of the accused golden state killer -- joseph deangelo... were in a sacramento courtroom today to see their alleged attacker in

custody for a hearing. the 72-year old former police officer is charged with dozens of rapes and twelve murders accross the state in the 70s and 80s. several women flew in from out of state to see deangelo behind bars for the first time. one of the victims described the encounter ... as "intense." deangelo is due back in court on september 5th. (pam) a new clue tonight in the mysterious disappearance of a woman traveling through the bay area. it has now been nearly a week since angela hernandez was last heard from during a road trip from portland to southern california. she was last heard from on friday - she contacted her family in half moon bay. on monday night - her cell phone sent sent out signals near davenport. now we are learning her car may have been seen in the carmel highlands area of monterey county. kron4's philippe djegal spoke with investigators. (philippe) the monterey county sheriff's office believes 23-year-old angela

hernandez may have driven past a gas station in the carmel- highlands community the day she went missing. a white 20-11 jeep patriot matching the description of angela's car was seen on surveillance video friday. angela's family says the surveillance video was captured from the carmel-highlands station and general store along highway one. though, investigators say the video can't confirm angela was driving the car at the time, or that it had oregon plates like hers.john thornburg/commander- "we have a resident deputy down in that area. he's very, uh, very very very familiar with the residents down there and the vehicles and such, so he's looking." carmel-highlands is about 61 miles south davenport. that's the last place law enforcement says her cellphone showed a signal and that the cellphone hasn't sent a signal out since monday night. if she's in the carmel-highlands area, commander john thornburg says it's unlikely her phone can be traced.john thornburg/com mander- "it's not uncommon for people to stop there and hang out there. there is no cell signal down there whatsoever once you passed a certain point, um, so we'll take a look." the california highway patrol is flying a helicopter along the coast to look for angela in areas unreachable on the ground. her family is still passing

missing person fliers out along highway one. they haven't heard from her since she sent this text message to one of her sister's friday morning from half moon bay saying she was quote about to start driving. her family says it's totally out of character for her not to be in constant communication with them.john thornburg/commander- "and, we're not aware of any evidence that anything suspicious happened to her, um, we're just right now in that area or that time where we just don't know." which has been difficult for angela's family. she was on her way down from portland oregon to lancaster in southern california to attend a wedding. in monterey county, philippe djegal, kron four news. (grant) (grant) new tonight at 6.... an update to a story we brought you yesterday on federal search warrants that were served across san mateo...shaking up people in the area... officials

now say six residents were taken into custody and indicted on various charges... involving methamphetamine trafficking. the charges range from possession with intent to distribute to conspiracy to distrubute. if convicted, the accused face minimum jail sentences of 3 to 10 years... up to life for the worst offenses. potential fines for the offfenses range from a maximum of 1 million... up to 10 million dollars. (pam) on the peninsula... one person was killed this morning... at a worksite in palo alto. police say, the fatality was reported at a construction site outside a parking lot near a preschool and church .. on middlefield road. heavy equipment and machinery were on scene, but police are not releasing the worker's cause of death. a school representative says, the death is not connected to the school. cal- osha officials and the santa clara county medical examiner's office ... were also on scene. the worker's identity has not been released. ( grant) one day after we told

you about a woman being fired from her job after this racist rant was caught on camera... we are looking into what rights employees and employers have - when trouble happens away from the workplace. kron4's haaziq madyun spoke to a legal expert. nats/cellphone road ragethe woman you see in this cellphone video was recently fired from her position at a major multi-national investment bank and financial services company with branches here in the bay area. a spokesperson for the company told me the woman's behavior in the video, which consist of foul language, obscene hand gestures and a racial slur. "is completely inconsistent with the company's values and the individual involved is no longer employed by the firm." the video was tweeted monday and has since been seen more than 130-thousand timessot nats/sutton watching cell phone videowe showed the video to holly sutton. she is a partner in the employment law practice group farella,

braun + martell in san francisco. she says the advent of cell phone video potentially puts personal behavior away from work on an employer's radar particularly if the behavior is against company policysot

plans to provide public access to a gated beach in santa cruz.... have been rejected. "privates beach" is popular among surfers and others... it features a 9- foot iron fence and a one-hundred dollar annual key fee ... which has been around for decades. so when california regulators attempted to open the beach up, a neighborhood group shut them down. reports say, the california coastal commission wants free, year- round access from one- hour before sunrise to one- hour after sunset, and to replace the gate with a fence shorter than 6 -feet. recreation district attorney mark massara says, the commission is overreaching, and the district will fight

the plan in court if fight the plan in court if necessary. ( pam ) coming up... the utility companies are accused by some, of working on lawmakers in the sacramento... to orchestrate a bail=out from their responsibility in california wildfires.. we will talk one on one with a consumer advocate about what's going on behind the scenes and what it means to you.. (grant) marijuana may be legal in california but not on federal land .. a huge bust leads to the confiscation of several thousand pot plants..details ahead. (pam) next.. a special promotion where you pay based on your age ... leads to hours long lines around the country, including here in the bay area.. all with people wanting to create their own teddy bears at a discount price. (lawrence) i'm chief meteorologist lawrence karnow, i'll have your full bay area forecast after the break.

workshops by the 'build a bear' company ... overrun today, by customers trying to take advantage of the "pay your age" promotion ... that promotion resulted in long lines from california to arizona ... and from colorado to illinois. in fact, lines were so long... the stores had to cut them off ... leading to many unhappy customers.... there were a number of sales in the bay area .. as kron four's rob fladeboe reports now from one of them at the westfield valley fair in the south bay.. natseverybody likes to get a good deal and as deals go,

this one is hard to beat. for one day only a cuddly bear or other stuffed animal, those normally selling for up to $28 bucks, were selling for the age of the buyer. in other words, you simply "pay your age," many customers waited four hours or more in a line of moms, dads, kids and strollers that stretched around the corner and outside the mall into the parking lot and beyond.vanessa yurena/build a bearnormally, the concept behind build a ar goes like this. you choose a bear or other stuffed animal and then you build a wardrobe to match. that can get pricey. but today, a five year old, for example, paid just five bucks for that bear, not including the accessories. and if he has brothers and sisters, well, the savings add up.the promotion was happening at all build a bear locations across the country. judging from the response here and on social media, if people didn't know about "build a bear," they do now. those toward the end of the line must have been worried about the fine print that says "while supplies last." in san jose rob fladeboe kron 4 news

(pam) it has been dubbed by some... the p-g&e "bailout"

pending legislation at the state capitol ... would allow the utilities like p-g-ane-e ... to pay off fire- related lawsuits with state- authorized bonds. opponents of the legislation say, if p-g-and-e is held responsible for wildfires then the company should pay ... and they take issue with the bill now in sacramento saying.. this is all being done behind closed doors, without input from firestorm survivors. p-g--and-e says, assembly bill -33 would provide relief to victims of the 2017 wildfires, without passing along a significant financial burden to electric customers .... p-g-and-e adds... the measure does not absolve the utility of responsibility for the wildfires ... instead, it says, the bill takes a balanced, common sense approach ... (grant) joining us now to talk about this issue... mindy spatt, from the issue... mindy spatt, from the group - 'turn' - the utility reform network.

let's take a let's take a look outside right

now...(pam) chief meteorologist lawrence karnow joins us now with the four zone forecast. lawrence karnow: we have seen a variety of clouds around the bay area today. there has been patchy fog and cool temperatures at the coast with highs in the 50s and 60s. and there were high clouds that moved in late in the day but it was still hot inland with highs in the 80s to low 90s inland and 70s and 80s around the bay. monsoonal clouds continue to bring thunderstorms across the sierra and some of the that moisture is headed our way. there is a slight chance of thunderstiorms late tonight and into early tomorrow morning. you can see the storms on the doppler. dozens of lightning strikes were seen over the sierra today. on the satellite you can see high pressure and the monsoonal cloud rotating around that ridge. highs tomorrow will be in the 80s to low 90s inland with partly cloudy skies, 70s and 80s around the bay and 50s and 60s

at the coast. skies will begin to clear as high pressure builds for the weekend to bring another round of hot temperatures by sunday. we could see triple digit temperatureson monday before slow cooling toward the middle of the week (grant) coming up.. some coming (grant) (grant) coming up.. some young california sea- going residents needed a rescue .... and now they get a new home in texas.. we'll explain.. ( pam ) also...

remarkable video of a man being dragged by a light rail train .. we will tell you how this all started.. and show you how it ended.. next. my name is cynthia haynes and i am a senior public safety specialist for pg&e. my job is to help educate our first responders on how to deal with natural gas and electric emergencies. everyday when we go to work we want everyone to work safely and come home safely. i live right here in auburn, i absolutely love this community. once i moved here i didn't want to live anywhere else.

i love that people in this community are willing to come together to make a difference for other people's lives. together, we're building a better california. (grant) a colorado man

miraculously survives after being dragged under a light rail train. even after the train slammed him into a wheelchair ramp. the video is difficult to watch.... 62-year-old sam hynes ends up being taken for a terrifying ride under, then alongside a light rail train. the ordeal started here at the auraria station as he tried to get himself and his bike off the train.. and he had a lot of trouble. hynes' attornery was asked if r-t-d is at fault for the incident. "i mean sam fell over you know and that may have started this chain reaction but we think that he train shouldn't have taken off until was clear of the platform."(grant)

rtd spokesman scott reed says the driver eventually stopped the train farther down and police reports show he cooperated. paramedics didn't get an emergency call for seven minutes. they showed up four minutes later. sam survived -- though badly hurt -- he fractured his left clavicle, and a few bones in his spine and broke a couple ribs as well. (pam) new at 6... these two seals ... were rescued in california, and now have a new, nature- friendly home at an exhibit in texas. they were too sick or hurt to be returned to the wild. their names are tomato and ravioli.... and they made their public debut at moody gardens ... a theme park that features an aquarium. officials believe, tomato was attacked by a dog and he was left blind in one eye.... while ravioli has neurologic and balance problems... from an ear- related disorder... and she has also had seizures. moody gardens said today, the seals were rescued

separately last year and cared for by the north coast marine mammal center in crescent city, california. (pam) 4-thousand marijuana plants were seized by federal law officers in the death valley national park on july third. reports say, park rangers were tipped by hikers, who encountered three men installing an irrigation hose near a spring. the hikers say, they asked the men what they were doing.. one responded, "growing marijuana. you won't tell the cops, will you?" park superintendent mike reynolds says, even though california and nevada have legalized recreational marijuana, it remains illegal at the federal level. he says, grow sites destroy vegetation around springs .... and poison wildlife. (grant) just ahead.. the latest on the reunification of children and their parents .. where things stand tonight on the federal judge's order to the trump administration ... to get families back together... (pam) plus... pecked to death .. bit by bit... democrats lament the latest cuts to hit obamacare..

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funding for obamacare advertising has been cut again. democrats say, this is the latest attempt by the administration to unravel obamacare.(grant)washington correspondent alexandra limon explains what the cuts are and why the administration says the money can be put to better use. natthe president has

eliminated 80% of funds natthe president has eliminated 80% of fundsthis week the trump administration dealt another round of funding cuts to obamacare.money that was previously used to help people sign up for coverage, will now be used for a different purpose sen. ron wyden / oregon (d)is tantamount to federal funding fraudsenator ron wyden of oregon says-- to qualify for that grant money now=- non profits that help people enroll, will have to encourage them to purchase of short term insurance plans.sen. ron wyden / oregon (d)theyre going to give money to groups that say, hey we'll help you unsuspecting consumers go buy these junk insurance policies. brad woodhouse / protect our carethese plans don't cover anything. they don't cover essential health benefits. the don't guarantee coverage for pre-existing medical conditions.alexandra limon however, the centers for medicare and medicaid services - says people already know about obamacare - so why spend money on outreach? and the companies that sell the plans say that the short term plans are good, inexpensive insurance...jan dubauskas / healthedeals.comwe don't feel that short term medical

competes with acashort term health insurace plans used to be limited to three months of coverage, but because of a rule change under the trump administration people can now buy them for up to a year. obamacare supporters say the rule change will take healthy people out of the healthcare exchanges--and it's designed to do what congress couldn't--kill obamacare. in washington alexandra limon. (grant) (grant) breaking news in union city - firefighters city - news in union city - firefighters are trying to rescue a man who fell into a cement mixer. these are photos from the scene - you can see a fire-ladder extended to the top of the cement hopper. according to fire officials - the man has been secured with a harness to keep him from sinking deeper... and the cement is currently being drained from the mixer - so rescuers can get the man out.man out.can get the man out. (grant)(pam) time now for a look at tonight's top local stories. in monterey county...

the search for missing portland 23-year-old angela hernandez continues. now, in the carmel-highlands area... where investigators say surveillance video may have captured her white 20-11 jeep patriot passing by on friday. that's the day she went missing. she hasn't been heard from since she continued her drive down to lancaster as she left half moon bay. in monterey county, philippe djegal, kron four news. in san jose...a wild day at the mall over stuffed animals. hundreds of people stood in line, some more than four hours to take advantage of a promotion at the build a bear store. called "pay your age," the promotion permitted customers to

lawrence karnow: we have seen a clouds around today. there patchy fog and temperatures with highs in 60s. and there clouds that in the day but inland with 80s to low 90s and 80s around the monsoonal continue to thunderstorms sierra and that moisture way. there is a of s late tonight tomorrow can see the doppler. lightning seen over the on the can see high the monsoonal rotating ridge. highs be in the 80s to with partly 70s and 80s and 50s and coast. skies clear as high builds for the bring another round of hot by sunday. we triple digit on monday cooling middle of the the trump administration says.... more than half the immigrant childrenunder age five separated from their families - have been reunited with them. but dozens of others are considered ineligible... catherine heenan is here with the latest.. (catherine) getting the youngest of the children back with their parents had been ordered by a federal judge... we now know that out of 102 children under 5 - 57 are back with family members.. as for the others...problems include d-n-

a testing that showsthe children were 'not' with parents.... other adults who have already been deported... and some who have disappeared. and there are at least two cases where the parents had criminal histories. two fathers who 'have' been happily reunited with children talked to reporters today.. meantime - a new associated a new meantime - meantime - a new associated press report says that detaining immigrant children is costing an enormous amount of money.. morphing into a billion dollar industry. health and human services grants for detaining children soared from about 74-million in 2007 --- to 958-million in 2017. right now -

nearly 12-thousand children are being housed in facilities in 15 states... their parents are awaiting immigration or asylum hearings. grant and pam? (pam) new tonight at 6. the city of oakland will pay 2-point-2 million dollars .. in order to settle lawsuit filed by a former -black panther by a former -black panther ... who was injured by a councilwoman back in 2015. a jury found that oakland councilwoman desley brooks... seen here in file video ... punched and pushed black panther leader elaine brown.... during an argument over housing. brown was awarded more than 4-million dollars in damages ..... in a civil suit against the city and the councilwoman. the city appealed the ruling, but the city council unanimously approved a settlement this week. the payment was lowered to 1-point-2 million in damages for brown, and one- million dollars to cover her legal fees. ( grant ) coming up at

six.. the oakland a's take a trip down memory lane in a new exhibit opening tomorrow in oakland... we have a sneak peek coming up after the break.

(pam) the oakland museum is opening a new installation celebrating the oakland a's 50th anniversary season... it honors three iconic players of the franchise ... dennis eckersley, ricky henderson, and dave stewart. we got a sneak peek of the exhibit today... it is called "homegrown heroes.. oakland a's at 5o." it includes rare photographs, yearbook images, memorabilia and posters. dave kaval, as

well as current a's pitcher andrew triggs... were in attendance today. the installation opens to the public tomorrow ... and is included with regular museum admission. (grant) breaking news in union city - firefighters are trying to rescue a man who fell into a cement mixer. these are photos from the scene - you can see a fire- ladder extended to the top of the cement hopper. according to fire officials - the man has been secured with a harness to keep him from deeper... and the cement is currently being drained from the mixer - so rescuers can get the man out. next in sports...can anyone stop the green and gold right now? the a's have won five of their last six games... we have the highlights from houston. also -- serena willams is ready to reclaim her crown in women's tennis. our sports director, gary radnich has the highlights... as she looks

reach her first grand slam final since having her baby he has all the sports coming up

a couple of weeks ago when we spoke with a's president dave kaval he told us this team is a pennant race. it seems he might be right... the a's are not just winning games... the are standing toe to toe against the world champs. before the before the game... j-j watt delivered the astros five all-star representatives their american league jerseys... ahead of the midsummer classic next tuesday.

bottom four... astros up by two tony kemp goes opposite field... two-run shot off chris hatcher houston up 4-nothing never count this a's team out top fifth... steph piscotty has homered in four his last five games oakland with two on... oakland with two on... piscotty goes down the middle marvin gonzalez bobbles the ball a's make it a one-run ballgame we head to the eighth... game tied at 4the eighth... game tied at 4 mark canha rips one to deep left... ball stays fair bounces of the wall... brings in two runs astros challenged the play... but it gets upheld a's come from behind to win 6-4 they are the best team in baseball... a's are 19-5 since june 16th. the giants off today... they open the bay bridge series against the a's tomorrow at at&t park.... last night a giants farmhand

was mvp of the eastern league all-star classic... luigi rodriguez... who participated in the home run derby the night befpre... chrushed a go- ahead home run to put the western squad up 4-3... the game ended in a 4-4 tie rodrigues in hitting .305 with 10 home runs in 70 games for the double-a richmond flying squirrels... he has spent 8 seasons in the mimors... but is still only 25 years old tim tebow also played in the game... hitting a double in fours at bats the warriors signing demarcus cousins is really an example of golden state being light

years ahead. the team that already has the hamptons 5, can now show off the all-star 5. you could argue the cousins signing is a bigger deal than lebron to the lakers. the warriors...able to land cousins for a steal of a contract... the 5-million dollar mid-level exception. the only catch is that boogie is most likely not going to be ready to play at the start of the season due to an achilles injury. reports are projecting he'll be suiting up by january or february. in the meantime, his future teammate damian jones...can't wait to play alongside him. jones, was at warriors hq today hosting a kids summer camp. as he enters his 3rd season, jones can't wait to learn from boogie...and while cousins is out, make the most with his increased playing opportunities. "he's like one of the best centers in the league, so like, learning from him will be great. so just take what i can...just come out there and show what i've been working on these past few years, so coming in with a mentality that this is a year for me to shine. so just go in and do the things i know that i can do."

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and the n-f-l is not getting and the n-f-l is terrell owens and the n-f-l is not getting any better. the pro football hall of fame won't mention the 49ers wide receiver during the induction ceremony in canton. owens announced last month that he would not attend the ceremony... t-o has been critical for not being inducted as a first-ballot hall of famer. owens will deliver his acceptance speech

at his alma mater... the university of tennessee at chattanooga... on the same day of the induction ceremony on august fourth. fourth. august

(grant)"i think they like me in the u-k."(pam) that's what president trump said, before being greeted by massive protests in london today...for day one of his first trip to the u-k as president.(grant)tens of thousands are expected to take to the capital's streets tomorrow - and a giant trump baby balloon will be center of attention.(pam) erin mclaughlin, from our partners at c-n-n, reports. this isn't the dignified welcome that a us president visiting london has come to expect. a giant balloon, a caricature of donald trump, as a baby. organizers say it was inspired by donald trump's twitter account.leo murray, trump baby activist: "what's clear from donald trump's tweets, apart from anything else, is that he is a deeply insecure individual about his own personal shortcomings, so we decided that what we needed to was to do get right down to donald trump's level and speak language that he understands, which is personal insults. . each element designed to fun. the orange hued yellow bouffant hair, gripping the ready to tweet. london khan, an outspoken cleared it to fly in the name of free speech... campaigners just about donald trump.leo murray, trump baby activist: "whether whether he reacts to it, we don't really care. it's about lifting the spirits of the nation, which it's just putting smiles on the faces of people who have started to despair on the the blimp has crowdfunded nearly

40 thousand dollars so far. organizers say be used to get the blimp on the road, so that wherever donald trump goes, a giant baby balloon is follow. erin mclaughlin, cnn, london. cnn, london.mclaughlin, cnn, london. lawrence karnow: we have seen a variety

of clouds around the bay area today. there has been patchy fog and temperatures at the coast the 50s and were high moved in late it was still hot highs in the inland and 70s around the monsoonal clouds bring across the sierra and some of the that moisture is headed our slight chance of thunderstiorms late tonight and into early morning. you can see the storms on the doppler. dozens of strikes were sierra today. on the satellite you pressure and the monsoonal cloud rotating around that tomorrow will low 90s inland with partly 70s and 80s around the bay 60s at the will begin to pressure weekend to round of hot by sunday. we triple digit on monday cooling middle of the week last weather and goodbye

stormy daniels busted. >> she was performing at this strip club and didn't know that undercover cops were watching. >> i think it's an absurd use of law enforcement resources. >> and cinderella melania dazzles all of london. and george clooney in pain. first photos. the cuts on his arm. and electric scooter dangers. >> excuse me, excuse me. >> look at what just happened to this woman. and the bride and groom who had to rush through the