"angela hernandez is an amazing woman i am very impressed with her survival skills". (grant) tonight at 5... a woman lives to tell her story... after crashing her jeep off a cliff in big sur. angela hernandez was found friday -- after being stranded on the beach for a week. and she is now revealing exactly how she survived. good evening i'm grant lodes. (michelle) and i'm michelle kingston in for vicki liviakis. the 23-year-old woman from portland is recovering in a hospital tonight.. after plunging hundreds of feet down the cliff. kron 4's rob fladeboe has her story of survival. steve bernal/monterey county sheriff "....angela is an amazing young woman..... monterey county sheriff steve bernal is talkng about 23-year-old angela hernandez, of portland, oregon, who is recovering in the hopsital after driving her car off a 200 foot cliff in big sur. steve bernal "....she has a brain hemmorhage, she has broken ribs and a shoulder injury..."hernandez and her

battered jeep were discovered by hikers on a remote beach near the intersection of highway one and thenaciamiento- fergusson road.steve bernal "....she in great spirits but she's anxious to get out of the hospital. she will have a long recovery because she basically survived on water..." on facebook, hernandez wrote how she found that water by following a dripping sound to a patch of moss and used an engine hose tocapture some. she wrote how she could see and tried to call out to cars passing above as she endured the elements but there were few cluesthat she was there. steve bernal "...there was a small section of a stone wall alo ng the road that was broken off but it had gone over the cliff and was not visible from the highway..."on her way from portland to southern california, law enforcement and her family had been tracking angela from san mateo south through the santa cruz area to the carmel highlands before her rescue. steve bernal "....for her to survive on the coast with waves crashing over her with the injuries she had is just amazing, she is a fighter and had the will to survive..." angelea also posted this on facebook: "....i've experienced something so unique and terrifying that i cant imagine that thereisn't a bigger purpose for me in this

life...'in salinas rob fladeboe kron 4 news (grant) tonight we are hearing from the couple who stumbled upon angela hernandez. chad and chelsea moore say they were (grant) tonight we are hearing from the couple who stumbled upon angela hernandez. chad and chelsea moore say they were looking for places to fish friday night when they spotter her off the big sur coast.

chelsea moore/found missing woman:chad moore/found missing woman:"we started walking back towards the campground and we decided to go the long way back. and so, the way we came -- and that's where we found her. chelsea was like, 'did you hear that?' and i was just like, 'it's just campers up on the hillside.' and she's like, 'no, did you hear that?' and i was like, 'it's campers.' and we turned around and angela was right there in the rocks, just looked like hell, but she was happy at the same time. she was really happy to see us. (grant) we have continuing coverage of this story on our website. there you can read angela's facebook post.. where she tells her harrowing story... and describes the moment she was rescued. it's all on kron-4-dot-com. (michelle) we are learning stunning new information tonight about the man dubbed the rideshare rapist... the san mateo man accused of posing as a rideshare driver and raping 4 women in san francisco.

kron 4's dan kerman is live at the san francisco hall of justice with more. it now turns out that orlando lazo, the man arrested for sexually assaulting 4 women in san francisco while posing as a rideshare driver, actually was employed by lyft, one of the two main rideshare companies in the city.in an email to kron 4 news lyft says "we have confirmed that this person did drive for lyft, but as soon as we were made aware of these horrific and deeply disturbing allegations, we immediately deactivated him. we are still investigating at this time, but with the information presented, we have no reason to believe these incidents occurred on the platform." meaning while lazo was on duty. however lyft did not say how long lazo has been driving for them.police say the 4 women who were sexually assaulted were picked up by what they thought was the rideshare vehicle they had requested outside bars and nightclubs mostly in the south of market area, only to be taken to another location and sexually assaulted. police say dna evidence has linked lazo to an attack in 2013, and 3 recent ones in february, may and june of this year. the sfpd's special victims unit stopped lazo last tuesday in the south of market area, obtained his dna and arrested him thursday for rape, false imprisonment and kidnapping.

(grant) today san francisco began allowing immigrant parents of school children to register to vote... even if they are--not-- u-s citizens. they will only be allowed to vote in the election of school board members. but the question remains... how many people will take this step... sinc it could put them on the radar of federal immigration officials. kron4'smaureen kelly was there as the registration drive began. we would say to please families we need you to have a voice were going to give you a voice be careful though the non citizen voter registration drive kicked off on the steps of san francisco city hall with a warning....in 2016 san

francisco voters passed a charter amendemnt that allows non citizens to have a say when it comes their children's education....by allowing them to vote in the election of school board members.those behind the move say it's the democratic thing to do citing a stat that over a third of sfusd students are immigrants for so long as people have been marginalized and other people who are citizens have a legal right to vote have dominated the conversation quite frankly i think it's time as a former school board member i welcome those voices. i think those are the voices it need to be hurt quite frankly those of the children in our system that actually need more help.but this new law kicks in just as the crackdown on the undocumented heats up under the trump administartation. those interested in excercising this new right are being told to get legal advice before filling out this form....since the city can't block this information from ending up in the hands of federal immigration officials. what is very risky is that we don't know where this president will go. on the back of the information pamplet explaining the new city law ....is a list of immigrant rights groups who can help give advice. there are three open seats on the sf school board in this november's election....those non citizens who've weighed the risks and want to cast their ballot have up until election day to register. maureen kelly kron4 newswe would say to please families we need you to have a voice were going to give you a voice be careful though the non

citizen voter registration drive kicked off on the steps of san francisco city hall with a warning....in 2016 san francisco voters passed a charter amendemnt that allows non citizens to have a say when it comes their children's education....by allowing them to vote in the election of school board members.those behind the move say it's the democratic thing to do citing a stat that a third of sfusd students have immigrant parents. for so long as people have been marginalized and other people who are citizens have a legal right to vote have dominated the conversation quite frankly i think it's time as a former school board member i welcome those voices. i think those are the voices it need to be hurt quite frankly those of our system that more help.law kicks in crackdown on undocumented heats up under the trump administartation. those interested in (grant) president trump wraps up his overseas trip with a closely-watched meeting with russian president vladimir putin. -- and mister trump is drawing criticism back home... for not holding putin accountable for russian interference in the 20-16 campaign. karin caifa (prono: kay-fuh) reports. standing side-by-side with russian president vladimir putin -- president trump touted putin's vigorous denial of russian interference in the 20-16 u-s election -- a rebuke of the u-s intelligence community.pres. donald trump: "president putin, he just said it's not russia. i will say this. i don't see any reason

why it would be." the helsinki meeting came on the heels of trump's attacks on nato partners at last week's summit in brussels. those contentious sessions -- sparked even greater concerns about the putin summit.the two leaders said they talked topics ranging from nuclear weapons to terrorism, syria, and iran.and when it came to russian interference in the 20-16 u-s election, putin repeated his denial. pres. vladimir putin: the russian state has never interfered and is not going to interfere into internal american affairs, including the election process. president trump blamed the invesigation into that russian interference, for hurting u- s-russian relations.pres. donald trump: the probe is a disaster for our country, i think it's kept up apart. it's kept us separated. there was no collusion at all. members of congress from both sides of the aisle -- voiced criticism of the president's handling of the meeting. republican senator lindsey graham of south carolina called out -- "a missed opportunity by president trump to firmly hold russian accountable for 20-16 meddling."senator chris murphy of connecticut, a democrat, described the entire overseas trip, as - "just jaw dropping." the president returns home with several key issues awaiting him. the administration faces a

deadline to reunify thousands of children detained at the border with their families.and the investigation into russia's role in the 2016 election moves forward, as the november midterms loom.karin caifa, kron-4 news. . mon vo already filed. pkg: py-13mo i requested a custom tag here: py-14mo (grant) there are a lot of questions after president trump's meeting with putin. coming up at 5:30... we will talk with dr. nolan higdon from cal state east bay... about the relationship between mr. trump and mr. putin. (michelle) a federal judge has temporarily halted deportations of families who have been recently reunited. the a-c-l-u filed paperwork after rumors of "mass deportations" following the reunification of children with their parents. government lawyers now have one week to respond to the a-c-l-u's concerns before the judge

decides. the trump administration says they have completed reunifying all eligible children under the age of five and will reunite older children on a rolling basis. (grant) developing news tonight... a "lava bomb" -- or a flying chunk of molten rock -- hit a tour boat off hawaii's big island today, injuring 23 people. the lava bomb left a large hole in the boat's roof and damaged a railing. 13 people were taken to a hospital, while another 10 passengers with minor injuries were treated at a harbor. one woman in her 20's suffered a fractured femur. hawaii's kilauea volcano started erupting in early may, sending lava into residential areas on the big island. those eruptions have not stopped. (grant) a wildfire burning near yosemite doubled in size overnight. the so called "ferguson fire" is burning in mariposa county tonight. it has burned more than 9-thousand acres and is just two-percent contained. yosemite park officials say all trails, campgrounds, restaurants and lodges are open... but smoke is creating

poor air quality. (grant) and the fire turned deadly saturday morning. 36-year old braden varney died while operating a bulldozer. he was a second- generation firefighter and had served with the california department of forestry and fire protection for ten years. he is survived by his wife and two children. (grant) three teenagers accused of sexual assault and kidnapping near modesto...how police say the woman being attacked was able to fool her attackers...leading to her rescue. (michelle) plus, tense moments today...how a mountain lion was removed from a peninsula backyard. (grant) and why c-v-s leaders are apologizing for an incident involving a customer...a coupon...and police. (lawrence) i'm chief meteorologist lawrence karnow, i'll have your full bay area forecast after the break.

happening now... the d-m-v is working to relieving those long lines. today-- two bay area offices opened an hour early... to help ease some of the wait times. kron 4's lydia pantazes spoke to people who are tired of waiting. beginning today the dmv will also open 14 field offices one hour earlier, at 7 a.m. four days a week. in the bay area they include oakland-claremont and the san jose driver license processing center. the department of motor vehicles today announced it will open offices every saturday at 60 locations across the state starting in august 4th. the d-m-v already started

saturday service earlier this month and exteneding office hours during the week at some locations in the bay area. the d-m-v says wait times are so long... due in part to the new federal "real id" card program. for a list of the locations with saturday or extended hours... go to our website.. kron4 dot com. (michelle) c-v-s is apologizing -- after its managers called police on a customer, when she tried to use a coupon at one of their chicago stores. camilla hudson says on friday, she presented a manufacturer's coupon she got in the mail for a free product. she said two managers refused to honor it and said it was fake... but did not try to scan it. (michelle) c-v-s is apologizing --

after its managers called police on a customer, when she tried to use a coupon at one of their chicago stores. camilla hudson says on friday, she presented a manufacturer's coupon she got in the mail for a free product. she said two managers refused to honor it and said it was fake... but did not try to scan it. she said they got agitated, slammed a door in her face, told her to leave -- and eventually called police twice. hudson recorded video of one of them calling police -- and posted it on facebook. camilla hudson/ customer"i do strongly believe, and i feel very confident in saying that race, possibly gender, i don't know but issues that were not related to anything i said or did or any way i functioned in that space as a customer. there were other issues at play."(michelle) hudson says three

officers responded but did not take any action. c-v-s said after an investigation, they fired the two managers and apologized to hudson. in a statement.. c-v-s said they quote-- "do not tolerate any practices that discriminate against any customer." the company says it has firm non- discrimination policies in place. (grant) a quick- thinking cashier in stanislaus county...east of modesto...helped save a woman from suspected kidnappers. tom miller spoke with her...and heard about the moment she took action. this is the moment a woman who investigators say was kidnapped from fresno and sexually assaulted overnight got away from her captors -- by convincing them to let her use the bathroom.she walked into a waterford gas station and asked the first person she saw for help.savannah pritchett/cashier:"the first thing she did tell me was, 'i was kidnapped and they do have guns. please lock the door. they will kill us or kill me.' so it was kind of like, okay, well, all right."it was just before three, wednesday afternoon when 24-year old-savannah pritchett, a

cashier at triple r, realized the severity of the situation and needed to make a split decision.savannah pritchett/cashier:"she said she didn't have a phone and i had my cellphone in my pocket and i was like, 'hey, i'll put stanislaus county on the phone and here you go.'"tom miller/reporting:"trying to find a safe spot, pritchett took her into the back of the store and into the bathroom where she locked the door." savannah pritchett/cashier:"i told her don't open the door until you hear the sheriffs." two suspects, one 18 another 16, wait outside...and when pritchett locks the front door, they try to get in. after hiding the victim, pritchett unlocked the store and told the suspects the woman was using the restroom. sgt. tom letras/stanislaus county sheriff's department: "her being able to get this victim into a secured restroom with a phone to be able to contact law enforcement very well may have saved her life." deputies arrive guns drawn and storm the store. inside, they get 18-year-old anthony sandoval on the ground and arrest him. two 16-year-olds are also arrested. a gun is found inside the suspects' car, and another, in the store. savannah pritchett/cashier:"if i wouldn't have believed her, what would have happened to her?"

(grant) that was tom miller reporrting. pritchett says she hasn't been able to stop thinking about the woman and says she was just trying to do the right thing. (michelle) taking a live look outside-- overlooking downtown san francisco. (grant) time now to check on our weather... with chief meteorologist lawrence karnow. lawrence karnow: it was another hot day inland with some temperatures soaring into the mid 90s. but it was a much cooler day at the coast with highs there with patchy fog in the 50s and 60s. on the doppler you can see a few pop-up showers over the mountains to the north and the

sierra. monsoonal clouds will likely make a return in the middle of the week to bring a chance of showers and thunderstorms. on the satellite you can see high pressure building in from the desert. it will bring some temperatures near triple digits in the valleys over the next couple of days. highs tomorrow will be in the mid to upper 90s inland, 70s and 80s around the bay and 50s and 60s at the coast with fog. wednesday will be the hottest day of the week with highs in the 100s inland but monsoonal clouds will move in late in the day to bring another chance of showers and . temperatures should cool over the weekend a little and into next week.

(michelle) still ahead... vandalism while on vacation. how thieves got away with the wheels of a family's s-u-v... while it's parked at a bay area airport. (grant) airlines desperately need more pilots. why a crash nearly a decade old is being blamed for the shortage.

(grant) a fiery jet crash near buffalo new york in 2009 is

impacting summer air travel nearly a decade later.the n-t-s-b blamed the crash on pilot error.... leading to new rules extending the training hours and rest periods for pilots.(michelle)and that's one of the reasons that regional airlines are facing a critical shortage of people to fly their planes.ken wayne is in the newsroom to explain.ken? (ken)these are airlines like horizon and mesa ... you don't see their names on the sides of the planes.they're usually branded as the major carrier they serve,but they are often a vital link if you want to travel from the bay area to a small city.and the growing pilot crunch is making it harder to make that trip. in the northwest, horizon air dropped hundreds of flights out of seattle.in the east, republic airways filed for bankruptcyand the midwest's great lakes closed down ... all of them saying they could not find enough qualified pilots.natthat's bad news for the major carriers, where forty percent of the pilots

are due to hit mandatory retirement age within the next eight years.as many as 20=thousand jobs could be vacant..natthe military, a traditional source of commercial pilots, is facing its own shortage despite raising re=enlistment bonuses. regional airlines are spending more money too, hiking the pay for new flight crews. starting salaries have climbed 100 percent in the last five years.american airlines is appealing to pilots with little or no flight experience to join its new air cadet academy.graduates are guaranteed interviews at american=owned regionals piedmont, envoy and psa. (syrupy voice) "american airlines cadet academy is your first step in the journey to becoming a professional pilot with the largest airline in the world." (ken) the cost of the flight schools and higher salaries is likely to be passed along to passengers. industry analysts say we could be asked to pay more for extras on our flights ... for checking bags or more leg room. (grant) if you thought

airplanes have been getting more cramped recently, you are right. a recent study showed that over the last 15 years...the average domestic airline... has increased the number of seats on its planes... by almost eight- percent. but a new bill by the f-a-a is aiming to set áminimum seat sizes within a year. the department of transportation has also started an audit of airplane cabins to make sure they are roomy enough to meet emergency de-planing safety codes. these new regulations intend to improve passenger health and hopefully cut down on what's being called...plane- rage. (grant) next at 5:30... president trump meets one-on-one with russian president vladamir putin. dr. nolan higdon from cal state east bay joins us in studio to talk about the outcome of the meeting. (michelle) and after the break... relief for residents in a peninsula neighborhood. how officials tracked down a mountain lion after an hours long search.

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get my new spicy chicken club combo with a spicy, crispy chicken breast, hickory-smoked bacon, and melted cheese on toasted sourdough, plus fries and a drink, for just $5.99! $5.99? well, tickle my elbow! no thank you. try my spicy chicken club combo today. (michelle) 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) on the peninsula.... a mountain lion was caught in san mateo after it was spotted in the backyard of a home this morning. witnesses told police the animal did not act in a predatory or aggressive

manner. authorities were able to tranquilize the female mountain lion around two-30 this afternoon. the department of fish and wildlife say she will be safely relocated. (michelle) in the east bay... one person was injured in a shooting in concord. police say the shooting happened just before midnight last night near the intersection of san miguel road and hanford avenue. the victim suffered minor injuries and was not transported to the hospital. there are no suspects and no arrests have been made. (michelle) the pittsburg city council is set to approve the first commercial facility for manufacturing and distributing pot products. canyon laboratories would operate the facility on clark avenue. the company would accept raw pot materials... process them into various products and then ship them to approved retail. tonights city council meeting begins at 7 at the city hall council chambers. (grant) in the south bay... a car is vandalized at the san jose airport while the owners are on vacaon in hawaii. the wheels were stolen right off their truck

... which was parked at the longterm airport parking lot. the airport says they have no idea who is responsible. the family arrives back in town tonight... and hopes their insurance company will help them get back on the road. meantime ... airport officials say their security team is working closely with san jose police to prevent this situation from happening again. (michelle) in the north bay.. a man and a woman are arrested in petaluma... after police say they drove the same car drunk. these are the two d-u-i suspects ... rudolf giancola and mary stewart. police say stewart was behind the wheel of a hit-and-run crash on north water street saturday night. after the crash ... police say they switched seats before they were caught by police. giancola was also found to be on d-u-i probation. lawrence karnow: it was another hot day inland with some temperatures soaring into the mid 90s. but it was a much

cooler day at the coast with highs there with patchy fog in the 50s and 60s. on the doppler you can see a few pop-up showers over the mountains to the north and the sierra. monsoonal clouds will likely make a return in the middle of the week to bring a chance of showers and thunderstorms. on the satellite you can see high pressure building in from the desert. it will bring some temperatures near triple digits in the valleys over the next couple of days. tomorrow will be in the mid to upper 90s 80s around the bay and 50s and 60s at the coast with fog. wednesday will be the hottest day of the week with highs in the monsoonal clouds will move in late in the day to bring another chance of showers and thunderstorms. temperatures should cool over the weekend a little and into next week. (michelle) tonight president trump is facing bi-partisan backlash

over his appearance with russian president vladimir putin. the president said he saw no proof russia interfered in the 20-16 election. but several lawmakers say the president is choosing to side with russia over u-s intelligence agencies. mark meredith has the latest from washington. trt: 1:23out: in washington, i'm mark meredith.senate minority leader chuck schumer says president trump's summit with russian leader vladmir putin was a disgrace."the president is knee-capping our allies and offering a helping hand to our adversaries"the president told reporters in finland ...he believed president putin's denial that russia interfered in the 2016 u-s election.... i have president putin, he just said it's not russia. i will say this ... i don't see any reason why it would be."on the senate floor...florida senator bill nelson said the president's comments should have all americans outraged "what the president said was alarming, and it was embarassing and is unacceptable"republican senator john mccain...who's recovering from cancer in arizona...went even further...writing quote:

"today's press conference in helsinki was one of the most disgraceful performances by an american president in memory. despite the outrage....the white house is offering no apologies....vice president mike pence, who was not at the summit...echoed president trump's comments."as the president said it was a constructive day...but it was only the beginning"president trump says he's open to meeting with putin again...and believes both countries can build a stronger relationship. in washington, i'm mark meredith. (grant) (grant) joining us now to talk about the meeting today between president trump and russian president vladamir putin... is dr. nolan higdon from cal state east bay.

facing withering bipartisan criticism over his refusal to publicly acknowledge russian election meddling during his meeting with president vladimir putin, president donald trump says the two superpowers "must get along." in a monday tweet sent as he is flying back to the u.s. aboard air force one, trump says, "as i said today and many times before, 'i have great confidence in my intelligence people.'"he adds, "however, i also recognize that in order to build a brighter future, we cannot exclusively focus on the past - as the world's two largest nuclear powers, we must get along!"trump met with putin for three hours monday before participating in a joint press conference in which trump did not contest the russian leader's election meddling denials.u.s. intelligence agenciesave unanimously concluded that russia interfered in the 2016 campaign, most likely to help trump's campaign.russian president vladimir putin has rejected allegations that moscow has collected compromising materials on u.s. president donald trump or his family.asked during a joint news conference following their summit in helsinki, the russian leader dismissed the claims as "sheer nonsense." putin said that he hadn't been aware of trump's visit to moscow a few years before his 2016 election, which has been stned by accusations that russians hacked and interfered in the campaign to support trump.putin, a former kgb agent, scoffed at the notion that the russian security services try to gather incriminating materials on businessmen, saying: "do you really believe that we try to shadow every businessman?"

russian president vladimir putin says he wanted donald trump to win the u.s. presidency, but strongly denied any russian state meddling in the 2016 u.s. election.putin argued that trump's calls for better ties during the presidential election campaign "naturally" made him a preferred candidate for many russians.asked if he personally favored trump in the race, putin responded: "yes, i wanted him to win because he spoke of normalization of russian-u.s. ties."at the same time, putin rejected the allegations of collusion between trump's campaign and russia as "complete nonsense."the issue is a big concern for many u.s. voters.putin spoke during a joint news conference with trump in helsinki.president donald trump says he sees no reason why russia would interfere in the 2016 election. trump resisted when asked monday to condemn russian meddling in the election. instead, he complained about a democratic national committee computer server and emails belonging to hillary clinton, the democrat he defeated to win the presidency.at a joint appearance in finland with vladimir putin, trump repeated the russian leader's denials involvement in the election. trump said of putin: "he just said it's not russia. i will say this: i don't see any reason why it would be."trump commented after holding hours of putin. (michelle) coming up... we'll

show you how veterinarians are donating their time.. to help pet owners who can't afford care for their animals. (michelle) and after the break... big problems for amazon on their biggest shopping day of the year.

it's amazon prime day but instead

of seeing deals...customers are seeing dogs. the shopping holiday is meant to lure customers to the site with great discounts. but instead there's just photos of dogs with an error message. it's unclear how widespread the outage was but shoppers took to social media to complain. amazon addressed the problem on twitter -- telling customers the company is working to resolve any issues. last year, prime day generated about a-billion- dollars in sales. (grant) still ahead... a man is arrested after posing as a rideshare driver... now companies are detailing safety tips so passengers don't become victims.

(michelle) with so many people using rideshare services.. and so many drivers on the street especially in san francisco .. it can be confusing which ride is the one you called... especially when everyone is in a rush. there are a few effective safety precautions customers need to take. kron 4 hermela aregawi lays it out for us tonight.

we spoke with ride share drivers who explained to us the protocol they follow to make sure they and their customers are safe.aaron pineda/lyft driver"what normally happens is i'll get a ping, i'll pull up somewhere and if there's an event, there's a lot of people, looking for their lyft driver. so when a passenger gets in the car, i always ask them, hey, are you this person just to make sure i got the right person before i drive off. every now and then, the wrong person will get in the car because there's so many people that use lyft here in san francisco."a recent city survey found about -percent of san francsico residents have used lyft, uber or another ride-sharing app at some point. and according to the city, about 45-thousand lyft and uber drivers operate in san francisco. that's what helped orlando lazo blend in when police say he picked up his victims outside of bars and newsaregawi kron 4 hermela aregawi kron 4 news (michelle) taking a live look

outside... at the san mateo bridge. (grant) time now to check on our weather... with chief meteorologist lawrence karnow. . lawrence karnow: it was another hot day inland with some temperatures soaring into the mid 90s. but it was a much cooler day at the coast with highs there with patchy fog in the 50s and 60s. on the doppler you can see a few pop-up showers over the mountains to the north and the sierra. monsoonal clouds will likely make a return in the middle of the week to bring a

chance of showers and thunderstorms. on the satellite you can see high pressure building in from the desert. it will bring some temperatures near triple digits in the valleys over the next couple of days. highs tomorrow will be in the mid to upper 90s inland, 70s and 80s around the bay and 50s and 60s at the coast with fog. wednesday will be the hottest day of the week with highs in the 100s inland but monsoonal clouds will move in late in the day to bring another chance of showers and thunderstorms. temperatures should cool over the little and into next week.

(michelle) gas prices are high-- but that's expected to change soon. the average price of gas fell just one cent over the past three weeks. and the average price is 63-cents more expensive than it was one year ago. but industry experts say the prices are expected to slip as there is weak demand right now-- which is caused by the higher prices. here's a look at prices in the bay area right now. in oakland and san jose its 3-dollars and 70-cents for a gallon of regular gas. and san francisco is the most expensive in the country at 3-dollars and 80-cents. (grant) rolls-royce debuted its rolls-royce rolls-royce debuted its version of a flying taxi at an

international airshow today. it's capable of holding up to five passengers, runs on gas turbine-powered batteries... and can travel at speeds up to 250 miles per hour. rolls-royce says the electric-hybrid vehicle could have personal ... commercial and military applications. the company also makes jet engines responsible for powering many of the world's commercial aircraft. rolls-royce says it is currently seeking partners to help make its vehicle available by the early 2020's. (grant) next on kron4 news at 5... veterinarians in colorado are helping the homeless with caring for their pets. we'll show you how and tell you about a similar program here in the bay area.

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be taken care of. but what happens when the owner becomes homeless and money is tight? there's a volunteer effort in the form of a pop-up clinic... to lend a helping hand for animals in those situations. joel hillan reports. dr. john geller/director of the street dog coalition"we're heading off trouble before it happens, if we can. if they already have a problem, we are going to treat it as well as we can."doctor john geller is director of the street dog coalition, a fort collins based non profit that helps provide care for pets of the homeless.doctor john geller is director of the street dog coalition"people living on the streets and near homeless folks have very little opportunity to get veterinary care if any at all."in

addition to an examination, each pet is given a rabies vaccine and a voucher for the pet to be spayed or neutered. mike topper is president of the american veterinary association"pets need care no matter who their owners are and what their resources are." mike topper is president of the american veterinary association, he and over 5,000 other veterinarians and technicians are in denver for a convention.they saw this as the perfect opportunity to not only highlight the work doctor geller does, but join in the volunteer effort, and perhaps create similar programs in their cities.helping people like octavia montoya.she purchased cash just three weeks ago. she knew he needed to see a veterinarian.octavia montoya/pet parent"it was really pulling on me, what did i get myself into and this was a blessing, i saw it a couple of days ago on facebook so it's perfect timing."octavia was chronically homeless in her 20s and things were finally getting better when she says she was recently hit with a road block.octavia montoya/pet parent"i'm going through some tough stuff in my life right now and having him to take care of, it gives me a reason not to go off the deep end."cash gives her new hope and comfort.octavia montoya/pet parent"i just hope that not only having him would help me, but i want to help him feel safe."safe and healthy.

(grant) that was joel hillan reporting. there is a similar program here in the bay area called "vet s-o- s". it provides free pop-up vet clinics 12 times a year for the homeless in san francisco. (grant) that wraps up kron 4 news at 5. ken wayne and michelle kingston are here with kron 4 news at six. (michelle) thanks grant. thanks grant. tonight at 6... a sighting of a mountain lion roaming a neighborhood...created tense moments on the peninsula. how authorities tracked down and subdued the big cat.... (ken) and the amazing story of survival. what we are a learning about angela hernandez's week-long oddesey on the monterey coast. plus elon musk gets called out for what he said about a thai cave rescuer. another hour of news ... next on kron 4 news at six.

(ken)tonight at 6...a mountain lion was caught roaming a residential neighborhood in san mateo today. authorities with the police department and fish and wildlife tracked it's movements for about 5 hours until it was finally safely tranquilized . (ken)thank you for joining us... i'm ken wayne.(michelle)and im michelle kingston in for pam moore.kron 4's ella sogomonian is live at virginia avenue and alameda de las pulgas where the mountain lion was first spotted...ella is this unusual for the area? police say mountain lions have a natural habitat not from

from here in the hills by belmont so the sighting wasn't unusual but the time of day certainly was, these animals rarely come out so early...thankfully it was taken down peacefully and no one, including the mountain lion were hurt.pkg this now sedated 80 pound female mountain lion kept san mateo residents on edge monday morning after she was found in a backyard.police shut down several blocks in the baywood neighborhood during their search for the animal after two witnesses reported the sighting on virgina ave and alameda de las pulgas at 9:35 in the morning.frustrated drivers were rerouted at crystal springs road and nevada avenue during the five hour ordeal that police credit for the happy ending.sot: sgt. von glahn, san mateo police department// "we dont want to put the animal in a position where its being attacked ot threatened in any way so that's why we have a loose permiter and call out fish and wildlife because we want a successful outcome for the animal."neighbors say they're used to wildlife in the area and kept their small pets

close by.sot: robert green, neighbor// "in spite of all the houses in the area there's still a lot of wildlife so it's not suprising and that's why we have a mountain lion in the area and that's dangerous." sot: ella sogomonian// "and are you happy with the outcome here?"sot: lari caughlan, neighbor// "very much so, they didn't have to shoot it. that's amazing that the fish and game got out here in time it's the perfect scenario."tag police report the department of fish and wildlife will partner up with the uc santa cruz puma project to safely relocate the mountain lion. live in san mateo ella sogomonian kron 4 news.

(ken) she drove off a cliff into the ocean's edge near big sur andthen battled the elements for seven days but she survived. as kron four's rob fladeboe tells us, new details are emerging in the amazing survival and rescue of angela hernandez. steve bernal/monterey county sheriff "....angela is an amazing young woman..... monterey county sheriff steve bernal is talkng about 23-year-old angela hernandez, of portland, oregon, who is recovering in the hopsital after driving her car off a 200 foot cliff in big sur. steve bernal "....she has a brain hemmorhage, she has broken ribs and a shoulder injury..."hernandez and her battered jeep were discovered by hikers on a remote beach near the intersection of highway one and thenaciamiento- fergusson road.steve bernal "....she in great spirits but she's anxious to get out of the hospital. she will have a long recovery because she basically survived on water..." on facebook, hernandez wrote how she found that water by following a dripping sound to

a patch of moss and used an engine hose tocapture some. she wrote how she could see and tried to call out to cars passing above as she endured the elements but there were few cluesthat she was there. until chelsea and chadmoore came along.chad moore/found missing woman "...i said, chelsea, did you hear that? and she said, what? and then we heard it again and we turned around and we saw angela, she looked like hell but she was happy that we were there...:on her way from portland to southern california, law enforcement and her family had been tracking angela from san mateo south through the santa cruz area to the carmel highlands before her rescue.steve bernal "....for her to survive on the coast with waves crashing over her with the injuries she had is just amazing, she is a fighter and had the will to survive..." angela says she lost control and plunged over the cliff after swerving to avoid a rabbit. insalinas rob fladeboe kron 4 news (ken) we have continuing we have (ken) (ken) we have continuing

coverage of this story on our website. there you can read angela's facebook post.. where she tells her harrowing story... and describes the moment she was rescued. it's all on kron-4-dot-com. (michelle) another big story tonight. we continue to learn new information tonight about the man dubbed the rideshare rapist. the san mateo man accused of posing as a rideshare driver and raping 4 women in san francisco. we are now learning that the da's office

has decided to charge the suspect. (ken) kron 4's dan kerman is live at the san francisco hall of justice with more. more. federal immigration officials say orland vilchez lazo, the man arrested for sexually assaulting 4 women in san francisco while posing as a rideshare driver, is in the country illegally. in a statement they say on july 13, ice lodged a detainer with the san francisco county jail on orlando vilchez lazo --a citizen of peru illegally present in the u.s --following his recent arrest. ice would not say if they had any previous contact with the suspect or if he had been deported previously.it also turns out the suspect not only was posing as a rideshare driver, but was a rideshare driver, employed by lyft, one of the two main companies in the city.in an email to kron 4 news lyft says "we have confirmed that this person did drive for lyft, but as soon as we were made aware of these horrific and deeply disturbing allegations, we immediately deactivated him. we are still investigating at this time,

but with the information presented, we have no reason to believe these incidents occurred on the platform." meaning while lazo was on duty. however lyft did not say how long lazo has been driving for them.police say the 4 women who were sexually assaulted were picked up by what they thought was the rideshare vehicle they had requested outside bars and nightclubs mostly in the south of market area, only to be taken to another location and sexually assaulted. police say dna evidence has linked lazo to an attack in 2013, and 3 recent ones in february, may and june of this year. the sfpd's special victims unit stopped lazo last tuesday in the south of market area, obtained his dna and arrested him thursday for rape, false imprisonment and kidnapping.

(michelle) new tonight at 6. uber is under investigation after allegations of discrimination against women. reports say the ride-share company set up a pay scale that was taking away from

women. a person familiar with the probe says the equal employment opportunity commission opened the investigation in august 2017. that was shortly before uber hired their new ceo to clean up a business plagued by a pattern of sexual harassment and other abuses. uber says it has already reconditioned its pay system while introducing other means designed to ensure men and women are treated fairly. (ken) a federal judge has temporarily halted deportations of families who have been recently reunited. the a-c-l-u filed paperwork after rumors of "mass deportations" following the reunification of children with their parents. government lawyers now have one week to respond to the a-c-l-u's concerns before the judge decides. the trump administration says it has completed reunifying all eligible children under the age of five and will reunite older children on a rolling basis. (michelle) immigrant parents who are not u-s citizens will be allowed to vote in san francisco school board elections starting this

november. registration began today. kron4's maureen kelly reports that those who sign up are being warned to get legal advice, since doing so could put them on the radar of federal immigration officials. the non citizen voter registration drive kicked off on the steps of san francisco city hall with a warning....we would say to please families we need you to have a voice were going to give you a voice be careful though in 2016 san francisco voters passed a charter amendemnt that allows non citizens to have a say when it comes their children's education....by allowing them to vote in the election of school board members.those behind the move say it's the democratic thing to do citing a stat that over a third of sfusd students are immigrants why would we not want our parents invested in the classroom of our children?but this new law kicks in just as the crackdown on the undocumented heats up under the trump administartation. those interested in excercising this new right are being told to get legal advice before filling out this

form....since the city can't block this information from ending up in the hands of federal immigration officials. what is very risky is that we don't know where this president will go. on the back of the information pamplet explaining the new city law ....is a list of immigrant rights groups who can help give advice.a representative of one group on this list says some non citizens parents have less at stake ...than others. they are residents they have visas they are part of the daca program information and their information already have the federal government already has so they're not running the risk of divulging that information immigrant parents you don't have any type of documentation they are at greater risk there are three open seats on the sf school board in this novemer's election....those non citizens who've weighed the risks and want to cast their ballot have up until election day to register. maureen kelly kron4 news near yosemite national park doubled in size overnight.

the so called "ferguson fire" is burning in mariposa county tonight. it has burned more than 9-thousand acres and is just two-percent contained. yosemite park officials say all trails, campgrounds, restaurants and lodges are open... but smoke is creating poor air quity. (michelle) and the fire turned deadly saturday morning 36-year old braden varney died while operating a bulldozer. he was a second- generation firefighter and had served with the california department of forestry and fire protection for ten years. (michelle) a gofundme has been set up for varney. it has already eclipsed its 30- thousand dollar goal. varney is survived by his wife and two children. lawrence karnow: it was another hot day inland with some temperatures soaring into the mid 90s. but it was a much cooler day at the coast with highs there with patchy fog in the 50s and 60s. on the doppler you can see a few pop-up showers over the mountains to the north and the

sierra. monsoonal clouds will likely make a return in the middle of the weeko bring a chance of showers and thunderstorms. on the satellite you can see high pressure building in from the desert. it will bring some temperatures near triple digits in the valleys over the next couple of days. highs tomorrow will be in the mid to upper 90s inland, 70s and 80s around the bay and 50s and 60s at the coast with fog. wednesday will be the hottest day of the week with 100s inland but monsoonal clouds will move in late in the day to bring another chance of showers and thunderstorms. temperatures should cool over the weekend a little and into next week. (michelle) california's democratic party is still having an identity crisis. we'll get the latest on the split between supporters of dianne feinstein and kevin de leon.

(ken) customers of a los angeles bar are trying to shame the owners into losing business... after the bar allowed a notorious group of white supremacists to hang out there. (michelle) and the oakland a's are about to do something at the coliseum they haven't done in years. we'll talk to the team's front office about why they're choosing this weekend to open mount davis.

(ken)new tonight at 6.the oakland a's are set to do

something they haven't done for 13 years.for saturday's game against the san francisco giants, they will remove the tarps from oakland coliseum's mount davis ... for the resumption of the battle of the bay. (ken) today we spoke with te a's c-o-o chris giles from washington, d.c. ahead of this year's all star game. he told us tickets will cost just 10 dollars for the one-night only affair. (ken)the bay bridge series resumes this friday....after the all star break... first pitch is schedule for 6:35 at the oakland coliseum. coliseum.oakland 6:35 at the schedule for first pitch is only affair.

(ken)the bay bridge series resumes this friday....ter the all star break... first pitch is schedule for 6:35 at the oakland coliseum. (michelle) the california democratic party is endorsing state endorsing party is democratic california the (michelle) (michelle) the california democratic party is endorsing state legislator kevin de leon for senate over incumbent dianne feinstein. and the vote wasn't even close. de leon received more than 200 votes from party members. feinstein received only 22. 94 members voted for neither candidate... as feinstein

asked. the two will face off against each other in november. (ken)depsite losing the party's endorsement, feinstein still has a sizable advantage over de leon, both in terms of her incumbancy... and war chest. joining us now to talk more about these developments... randy shandobil.

lawrence karnow joins us now with the four zone forecast. lawrence karnow: it was another hot day inland with some temperatures soaring into the mid 90s. but it was a much cooler day at the coast with highs there with patchy fog in

the 50s and 60s. on the doppler you can see a few pop-up showers over the mountains to the north and the sierra. monsoonal clouds will likely make a return in the middle of the week to bring a chance of showers and thunderstorms. on the satellite you can see high pressure building in from the desert. it will bring some temperatures near triple digits in the valleys over the next couple of days. highs tomorrow will be in the mid to upper 90s inland, 70s and 80s around the bay and 50s and 60s at the coast with fog. wednesday will be the the week with highs in the 100s inland but monsoonal clouds will move in late in the day to bring another chance of showers and . temperatures should cool over the weekend a little and into next week.

next week.little and into weekend a little and into next week. next week. (ken) tesla founder elon musk is facing an online backlash... after making an inflammatory accusation against one of the heros of the underwater cave rescue in thailand. (michelle) and a bizarre police chase for a stolen fire truck across northern california. what a woman inside the truck is saying about the ordeal.

(ken) police chased a stolen firetruck across 4 counties in california. it

happened on saturday... the pursuit began in sacramento county. metro fire was working a brush fire call when a firefighter noticed a strange man in one of their engines... and the chase was on... the man stopping to pick up a female first about a mile down the road. they made their way through sacramento, placer and yuba counties - detouring through marysville. the female suspect described the wild day. "he kidnapped me. he forcefully made me get into the truck with him. he said he needed mental health help or he was going to kill me"(ken) me"(ken) but c-h-p says the pair acted together - the female suspect choosing to go along from the very start in sacramento. the chase lasted two hours and resulted in two arrests. (ken) the governor's effort for an online california community college is moving forward. the latest on how you could get a degree. (michelle) a southern california bar is trying to win back customers... after learning a group of white

supremacists hung out there.

(ken)members of an alleged hate group were involved in a confrontation outside a bar in los angeles. (ken)it happened over the weekend - and was caught on video.(michelle) reporter adrianna weingold has more on the social media backlash the bar is facing. video that is now going viral shows a group of men wearing make america great again hats arguing with bar patrons outside of the griffin in atwater village. people in the

neighborhood identify the group as the proud boys. according to the southern poverty law center, the group is a hate group. neighbors say they complained to management but the proud boys were allowed to stay. twitter has since exploded with posts about the incident. this tweet from justin caffier, a writer with vice, has been retweeted thousands of times over."hey, l.a. friends just a heads up stay away from the griffin in atwater village, they accommodated a white supremacy group, and when pressed about it said only color they see is green, let's make sure they don't see much of that color any more."the proud boys responded on twitter saying, "we were hanging out having beer, josh and his friends showed up to start a problem, they did. then they cried online. the end."it wasn't long before the owner of the griffin also responded saying, in part, neither i nor my business partner don't support nazi or white supremacist groups and this not a nazi bar. i advise we use tactic we have used to past, with gang members - kill them with kindness and they'll get bored and go away. it my bar and i'm ultimately responsible for what happened last night, i feel terrible and sick to my stomach. now, thousands of

people have taken to yelp posting one star reviews, urging people to avoid the griffin. mos:"i think its a little frightening if this becomes a gathering point for this type of festering movement." (michelle)that was adrianna weingold reporting. police say both sides were asked to leave the bar and they cooperated. (ken) time now for a look at tonight's top local stories. here in salinas...monterey county sheriffsteve bernal reports that after her rescue friday in big sur, angela hernandez has serious injuries but is doing well in the hospital. the 23 year oregon woman, had been the object of a missing person search before she was found by two hikers, at the bottom of a 250 foot cliffnear highway one and naciamiento-fergusson road.

hernandez suffered a brain hemmorage, broken bones and survived on water alone for sevendays, unseen by cars passing above. in salinas rob fladeboe kron 4 news sot: ella sogomonian, @ellasogomonian// "in san mateo a female mountain lion was safely captured in a residential neighborhood after it was spotted by alameda de las pulgas and virginia avenue monday morning.several neighborhood blocks were closed off during the five hour ordeal as police tracked its movements to the side of a home on jackson street where fish and wildlife tranquilized the 80 pound animal who will now be relocated. in san mateo ella sogomonian kron 4 news. two dmv offices are opening an offices are two dmv offices are opening an offices are two dmv

two dmv offices are opening an hour earlier this week to accomodate long lines. the san jose office and the oakland claremont office opened at 7 am this morning. they will be open at 7 am monday, tuesday, thursday and friday. beginning august 4th, saturday service will also be available at 60 dmv field offices every saturday from 8 am to 5 pm. the d-m-v says wait times are so long... due in part to the new federal "real id" card program. reporting in san jose, lydia pantazes, kron4 news. lawrence karnow: it was another hot day inland with

some temperatures soaring into the mid 90s. but it was a much cooler day at the coast with highs there with patchy fog in the 50s and 60s. on the doppler you can see a few pop-up showers over the mountains to the north and the sierra. monsoonal clouds will likely make a return in the middle of the week to bring a chance of showers and thunderstorms. on the satellite you can see high pressure building in from the desert. it will bring some temperatures near triple digits in the valleys over the next couple of days. highs tomorrow will be in the mid to upper 90s inland, 70s and 80s around the bay and 50s and 60s at the coast with fog. wednesday will be the hottest day of the week with highs in the 100s inland but monsoonal clouds will move in late in the day to bring another chance of showers and thunderstorms. temperatures should cool over the weekend a little and into next week. (ken) new at 6.

details emerging today about california's online college. kody leibowitz tells us how the governor plans to make his idea work. gov. jerry brown (d) "this is big, it's important"the words of governor jerry brown as details of his online community college heard today...gov. jerry brown "now we have the real opportunity not only where people can learn, they can get a certificate, they can acquire skills that will enable them to earn more money, to advance and to pursue their dreams, whatever they may be."brown first proposed the idea in his state of the state speech in januryand today california community college staffers announced the timeline for gettting the program online. community college staff says it will take the rest of this year to come up with a comprehensive plan.. including mapping out an accreditation process.then, next year -- the plan calls for launching the school's their first three programs..and begin enrolling students during the á4th quarter of 2019.áthe first three certificates: medical coding, i-t support and a

business managerial-type of program.eloy ortiz oakley, ca. community colleges chancellor these are the areas that we heard are in tremendous demand and the community colleges are best to step in." 14gov. jerry brown "whether they're 15 or 50, people should keep learning."last month -- lawmakers passed the state budget...which includes at least $120 million for the online community college. kl sig out (michelle) billionaire elon musk is facing backlash after making a disparaging claim on twitter about an expert caver in thailand. in a now deleted tweet, the tech entrepreneur called vernon unsworth a "pedo" ... or pedophile. the unsubstantiated claim came after the expert caver criticized the miniature submarine musk created to help with the thai cave rescue. in an interview with c-n-n ... unsworth said that the escape pod had absolutely no chance of working ... and said musk's efforts a, quote, "p-r stunt." unsworth is now considering legal action. here's what he had to say today in chiang rai.

"it's not finished...i believe he's called me a pedophile. well by definition rescuing 12 young boys by definition that puts everybody in the same context." (michelle) musk's device was ultimately not used in the rescue mission and all 12 boys and their coach made it out of the cave alive. there is no indication the disparaging claim musk made to his 22 million followers is true. representatives for musk did not respond to requests for comment about the incident. (ken) the infamous "trump baby" balloon that hovered over protesters in london... could soon be coming to the u-s. details on that just ahead.

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may be making its way to the u-s. a new jersey resident wants to bring the balloon to trump's golf club in bedminster. didier jimenez-castro created a go- fund-me campaign to make his dream a reality. the campaign has raised more than six-thousand dollars in its first three days ... far exceeding the goal jimenez- castro had originally set. it is not yet known if new jersey officials will allow the balloon to fly in bedminster. in sports... kevin durant continues his a-a-u basketball tour... lebron will not attend team u-s-a mini-camp... and the wariors introduce a new player with a unique background... gary has that story... and all the sports.. coming up

the warriors intrioduced their

latest edition today... jonas jerebko... he a 6-10 forward who can step out and hit a three-pointer... averaged about six points-per- game with the utah jazz last year... the team hopes he will be an upgrade for thr role they signed omri casspi to do last year off the bench probably the most interesting thing about jerebko is he is the only player in the nba from sweden... and the second player to play in the nba... miles simon was born in grew up in the los angeles area here is jerebko...(sot: jonas jerebko) " i played in this league for 10 years and i have done my parts. my main goal, my lifelong dream is to get a ring and to win an nba championchip. money is secondary to all that i don't really care i have played in this league for 10 years, kid from sweden never dreamed of that so i am glad where i am at right now."

kevin durant continued his summer tour of high-profile a-a-u events this weekend... the finals mvp was in chicago last week for the gilrs nike nationals... was in north augusta, south carolina this past weekend for the boys' end-of-the-year nike event... the peach jam... while there k-d met with noted high school players and watched his own squad... team durant.... participate... even taking in a few games with shake smart... who now coache's at durant's alma mater... texas... his three-city tour wraps up in new york city on wednesday...wh eere he will unveil his new nike shoe... the "kd-11"

according to multiple reports.... lebron james will not be attending team, usa mini-camp in las vegas next week... james was in las vegas over the wekend... wearing 500-dollar shorts of his new tyeam... the los angeles lakers... while taking in a lakers summer league game the mini-camp will be the first official usa basketball gathering with gregg popovich as the head coach... james played when poppovich was larry brown's assitant coach on the 2004 bronze medal on the 2004 assitant coach larry brown's assitant coach on the 2004 bronze medal team... james won olympic gold medal in 2008 and 2012... after playing in eight straight nba finals it's understandable why lebron would take the camp off (wipe to levar ball) guess what?... levar ball... who said he could beat

michael jordan one-on-one... is now saying he could be lebron... yes that lebron... in a one-on-one game when levar was in his "prime" undoubtadly... this is another ploy for the ball dad to promote his "big baller" shoe and clothing line... but for what it's worth... ball said lebron wouldn't have been string enough to stop the 6-6, 270-pound "young" levar... who claims he just would have backed lebron down in the paint for the record... levar averaged 2.4 points in junior college some of you may rememebr the "dis rap" shaquille o'neal directed at kobe bryant years ago... in ine of his recent d.j. sets... shaq had a dig at

his "nba on tnt" co-host... charles "nba on tnt" co-had a dig at his sets... shaq recent d.j. sets... shaq had a dig at his "nba on tnt" co-host... charles barkley...

teams mae out pretty well last season... the nfl distributed more than $8 billion in national revenue, mostly from its television deals, in in 2017... that's about 255 million per-team... according to financials revealed today by the green bay packers... which is technically a public company and has to release such numbers add to that the worth of these franchises is now into the billions of dollars... no one is fgeeling bad for nfl owners the world cup champions have returned... hundreds of thousands of fans took to the streets of paris to welcome the french national soccer team... who defeated

croatia 4-2 yesterday in moscow to take the country's second ever world cup title the first was exactly 20 years ago when the country hosted the 1998 tournament. tournament. (michelle)amazon prime day... may have gotten too big for its own good. the story behind a shopping event so big... it crashed amazon's site today.

today is prime day -- aka amazon's version of cyber monday.and, the web traffic was so immense it crashed amazon's site.(michelle) instead of deals, many customers saw ... dogs. the crashes could end up costing amazon more than customer satisfaction. last year, prime day generated about a-billion-dollars in sales. (ken)in today's consumer watch-- mary moloney looks into how this event is becaming a retail phenomenon. there's black friday.... and there's cyber mondayand now there's also prime day... new shopping tradition in america. for 36 hours, amazon says it will offer more than a million deals, including discounts on echo devices, kitchen appliances and more.and you'll get six more hours to shop than last year. according to

think tank coresight research, revenue from prime day sales is expected to ach 3.4 billion dollars this year. other retailers are also getting in on the new shopping holiday. according to u-s-a today-- home depot, jo-ann's, bed bath and beyond, lowe's and j-c penney plan to match amazon prime day prices. however-- the deals apply to in-stock items that are identical to ones sold directly from amazon.that means you're not going to get a price match for an item sold through one of amazon's third- party sellers.for amazon-- the biggest game-changer this year will be adding in whole foods. for the first time ever, customers can get discounts on food and produce from the amazon-owned grocery chain. there is one catch though-- you have to be a prime subscriber to reap the benefits. for consumer watch-- i'm mary moloney. (michelle)today... bank of america announced that its customers are now making more deposits on mobile devices ...

than at branches.customers logged on to the bank of american app 1-point-4 billion times ... just last quarter. and, it's not just tech-savvy millennials going mobile. the company reports older generations are banking on the go too.that's cut the need for brick and mortar locations. bank of america now operates almost a third fewer branches than it did a decade ago. (ken) residents of hawaii are saying "aloha" to a new island! a small island has appeared off the northern shore of the big island of hawaii. the new little island measures between 20 and 30 feet in diameter and is only a few meters off the shoreline. it's part of the active underwater lava flow from the kilauea volcano, which started erupting back in may and caused a lot of damage. the united states geological survey says the land mass was likely caused by underwater pressure, pushing lava up to the surface. lawrence karnow: it was another hot day inland with some temperatures soaring into

the mid 90s. but it was a much cooler day at the coast with highs there with patchy fog in the 50s and 60s. on the doppler you can see a few pop-up showers over the mountains to the north and the sierra. monsoonal clouds will likely make a return in the middle of the week to bring a chance of showers and thunderstorms. on the satellite you can see high pressure building in from the desert. it will bring some temperatures digits in the valleys over the next highs tomorrow will upper 90s inland, 70s and bay and 50s and 60s at the coast with fog. wednesday will be the hottest day of the week with highs in the 100s inland but monsoonal clouds will move in late in the day to bring another chance of showers and thunderstorms. temperatures over the little and into next week.

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