thanks for joining us. i'm thanks for thanks for joining us. i'm grant lodes.(vicki)i'm vicki liviakis.rain was pouring down ... traffic on the bridge in genoa, italy was backed up ... when disaster struck, a deadly reminder of the dangers of crumbling infrastructure, catherine heenan is here to begin our coverage.catherine? (catherine) this is a story you really have to see to believe.the bridge is on a heavily traveled tourist route between france and italy. you can see where a section gave way...sending more than thirty cars and trucks plunging nearly 150 natghostly images of survivors from the italian fire brigade, their first images from the air revealed that a huge section of the bridge had given way ... 250 feet long, almost as big as a football field.natcnn's nic robertson was on the highway heading to the bridge.you can see where the bridge just sheared off debris hanging from the side

there and at the other end of the bridge. several hundred yards away that truck just close to the drop off. a driver there who had a hugely lucky escape. down below, rescue crews racing against time to search through the wrecked vars.search dogs helped them look for survivors. natauthorities warned the death toll may rise dramatically.the highway was unusually crowded.tomorrow is the feast of the assumption ... a national holiday in both france and italy and for many, the traditional start of a summer vacation.the bridge was built of reinforced concrete a half=century ago, and many genoese had espressed concern about its safety.officials say work was under way to shore up its structure when it collapsed.the city's mayor says he wants to rebuild as possible. my role as the mayor is to make sure we have the correct infrastructure for the city and make sure that from the government we get the right amount of money in order to be able to set up the new infrastructure as soon as possible."

(catherine) firefighters say they've pulled about three dozen bodies from the rubble, one of them a ten year old child. amazingly - some people managed to survive the 150=foot plunge. grant and vicki? (grant) here in the bay area, there are specially trained rescue teams...ready to respond to disaster scenes like the one in italy.(vicki) kron four's teresia estacio talked with one expert about the urgent effort...as crews race to try to find survivors. (take pkg) here in menlo park, the fire chief says while it is a delicate operation looking for people in the btridge collapse there in italy, he stresses decisions must be made quickly or else.chief harold schaplehauman, menlo park fire protection district. "this is a big deal, time is what you are working against, what i

mean by that, is the survivability factor. that is for ever hour trapped, it goes by age, medical condition you are working against the clock. menlo park fire protection district chief harold schaplehauman has worked on several high profile search and resuce operations such as 9-11. he spoke with kron four about the challenges facing the crews in italy and how it relates to here at home. schaplehauman. it is kinda like the cypress collapse in the 89 earthquake, where you got people off of platform but then you got go throguh cement to see who else may be there. the chief says highly trained speciality crew are vital on operations like this. schaplehauman. i was glad to see dogs brought in and then they will have other trained officers. schaplehauman says as for here at home... could this happen here... schaplehauman. our bridges are safe, but a catatrophes can occur. in menlo park, te

(grant) just in to kron 4... oakland police have identified the officer critically injured in a crash near the port of oakland. police say 22-year-old officer jordan wingate was responding to reports of a suspicious person yesterday when his patrol vehicle crashed into another car-- and then into a semi-truck. wingate has been with the department since

20-13...when he started as cadet. his father is an oakland police lieutenant. officer wingate remains in the cause of the crash is still under investigation. (vicki) a big story tonight... the mother of a cold case homicide victim standing at the scene of the crime today ... as she does every year on the anniversary of his death. 12 years ago -- aubrey abrakasa was shot and killed on the corner of grant and baker streets in san francisco. kron4's michelle kingston is standing there now after speaking to aubrey's mother ... a woman who is not giving up hope that one day justice will be served for her son. michelle? .. she holds a prayer circle here every year on his anniversary ...but every day since he died -- she has balloons, a flower and his photo up hoping someone sees it and comes forward. aubrey was 17 when he was shot and killed on his way to work. his mother says he saw a group of guys going to shoot neighbors down the street and aubrey told those neighbors to

run ... they did, but aubrey was shot.his mother -- paulette brown -- has been an advocate for her son's murder and for the families of other murder victims for years now. and says she knows her son is with her. paulette browni know that he is looking down from heaven and saying mom i am proud of you mom keep fighting paulette has a 250-thousand dollar reward out for any information leading to the arrest of whoever is responsible for her son's death.if you have any information, police say to call them -- and bring justice to this family.live in sf michelle kingston kron 4 news (vicki) new tonight at 5.. yosemite national park is back open for business. smoke from the nearby ferguson fire caused its famed valley to close for nearly three weeks. thousands of tourists had

to cancel trips because of the closure. park offciails say air quality has improved since it was first closed on july 25th... but visitors should still expect to see and smell some smoke. the park is running limited services... with some campgrounds still closed and limited food services. the ferguson fire is 86-percent contained tonight. (vicki) and new details tonight about the utah firefighter killed in the largest wildfire in state history. 42-year-old matthew burchett was killed last night when he was battling flames of the ranch fire... and a tree fell on him and other fire fighters. three others were injured in the incident. burchett was one of 37 firefighters from utah who volunteered to travel to help with the fires in california. he leaves behind a wife and 7-year-old son. in total-- six firefighters have been killed in the recent series of deadly and devastating wildfires that have spread through drought- parched forests across the state.

(grant) in world news tonight... british counter-terrorism police say an incident in which a car s driven into a barrier near the houses of parliament in london... appears to be a deliberate act. this is video of the scene today. police say the driver is a 29-year-old british national. he was arrested on suspicion of preparing a terrorist act... and is currently being questioned at a south london police station. police say he was driving a silver ford fiesta.... and traveled from birmingham to london last last night. police say there have been no other arrests in connection with this investigation. two people were taken to the hospital-- but are expected to be okay. and president trump is responding to the crash... he tweeted today saying... "another terrorist attack in london...these animals are crazy and must be dealt with through toughness and strength!". (grant) and another big story... white house spokeswoman sarah huckabee sanders says she cannot guarantee that president trump has never used a racial slur. this comes as former white house official omarosa

manigault newman claims she heard recordings in which the president used the n-word. the trump campaign has filed for arbitration against omarosa. the campaign says she broke a 20-16 nondisclosure agreement barring her from talking about many of the details of her work. this means a judge or a legal representative will handle the claim to determine if she violated the agreement. omarosa recently published a tell-all white house memoir... which details private conversations during the campaign and in the white house. she also released recordings of conversations with white house chief of staff john kelly, campaign aides, and president trump himself. (anchor1) taking a live look outside-- our sutro camera looking at the golden gate bridge. (anchor 2) time now to check on our weather... with chief meteorologist lawrence karnow. lawrence karnow: low clouds

and fog with drizzle were slow to clear today helping to cool temperatures all over the bay area. highs today were mainly in the 70s inland with 60s and 70s around the bay and 50s and 60s at the coast. doppler radar is showing more showers and thunderstorms over the sierra. on the satellite there is a weak area of low pressure approaching the coast. it will help to bring more clouds to the bay area again tonight with patchy drizzle. tomorrow will start with low clouds and drizzle before partial clearing in the afternoon. highs tomorrow will be in the 70s to mid 80s inland, 60s and 70s around the bay and 50s and 60s at the coast. it will begin to warm on thursday and then become a little hot on friday with mid 90s by the weekend. (grant) coming up... a warning from the f-b-i tonight... they say a-t-ms could fall victim to hacking (grant) the weekend. (grant) coming up... a

warning from the f-b-i tonight... they say a-t-ms could fall victim to hacking attacks... causing people to lose large amounts of cash... and compromising their personal information. we'll explain. (vicki) plus... if you ride uber - you might want to double check your credit card statement. one consumer group is now warning that some drivers are telling a lie -- that could end up costing passengers an extra 150 dollars.

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troubling new warning abouta-t- m's.......saying they could be targeted by hackers.(grant) catherine heenan is here with more on a scheme being called an a-t-m "cash- out." (catherine) imagine hackers getting into cash machines....and draining them of huge amounts of money... the f-b- i says cyber criminals are planning a highly coordinated attack on a-t-m's around the world.. it could mean millions of dollars pilfered from customer bank accounts.. this is based on a report from a cyber security blog called "krebs on security." a confidential alert has been sent to various banks...warningthat it could happen in coming days. mostly likely on a weekend after banks are closed. the f-b-i hasn't commented

publicly yet on the report. there have been similar hacks...including the virginia bank that lost more than 2-million dollars in 2016 and 2017. vicki and grant? (vicki) a big story tonight... the search continues for a hiker missing in yosemite national park. park officials say 48-year-old scott tenczar ...was last seen at bridgeport ranger station on july 25th... his family reported him missing last saturday. justin lum reports. it's been nearly three weeks since scott tenczar has been seen in yosemite national park. crews continue to search for the 48-year-old afghanistan veteran...i reached out to his family and they tell me it's unlike him to go missing."backpacking alone through yosemite...is something scott tenczar has done several times...a meticulous and experienced explorer...according to his big brother matt.matt tenczar/brother"when he follows a plan, he follows a plan."but now the public's help is needed...to find the 48-year-old army veteran who served in afghanistan.matt

tenczar/brother"extremely concerned because that's unlike him."tenczar's family says he wanted to backpack from robinson creek to crown lake, matterhorn canyon, smedberg lake, seavey pass and peeler lake...his brother says authorities found tenczar's car parked near robinson creek with his phone and keys inside...crews have followed the trails he planned to hike. matt tenczar/brother"they have said they didn't find any, any articles of clothing or anything like that of his up there. but they have k-9 units that have tracked him along the trail."those trails are in the northeastern section of the park...not near the ferguson fire...which tenczar's brother says he knew about.matt tenczar/brother"he was fully aware of everything that was going on up there and if it was hard that would, i'm sure that he would have turned around."tenczar has brown hair and hazel eyes.he's six foot one and 185 pounds.he usually wears army colored clothing and carries fishing gear.his brother is concerned about the missing timeline that grows each day.matt tenczar/brother "i would assume he's hurt and he's having a hard time coming off the mountain."family members say tenczar -- a san jose native...moved back in

with his parents in manteca, california a few months ago... after teaching english to students in korea...now they hope he comes out of yosemite -- safe.matt tenczar/brother "we want to find him and make sure he's all right and wherever he is. it's just very weird that he's not there or not where he said he was." (vicki) that was justin lum reporting. again.. where tenczar was planning on hiking is not near the ferguson fire... but you can certainly see the smoky conditions in the area. (anchor) taking a live look outside-- overlooking downtown san overlooking downtown san francisco. (anchor) time now to check on our weather... with chief meteorologist lawrence karnow. lawrence karnow: low clouds and fog with drizzle were slow to clear today helping to cool temperatures all over the bay area. highs today were mainly in the 70s inland with 60s and

70s around the bay and 50s and 60s at the coast. doppler radar is showing more showers and thunderstorms over the sierra. on the satellite there is a weak area of low pressure approaching the coast. it will help to bring more clouds to the bay area again tonight with patchy drizzle. tomorrow will start with low clouds and drizzle before partial clearing in the afternoon. highs tomorrow will be in the 70s to mid 80s inland, 60s and 70s around the bay and 50s and 60s at the coast. it will begin to warm on thursday and then become a little hot on friday with mid 90s by the weekend.

(grant) rising housing prices are nothing new in the bay area, but more and more, once affordable areas are becoming out of reach. kron 4's dan kerman explains. this 4 bedroom 2 and a half bath home in east palo alto's university square sold for just over 700-thousand dollars in the year 2000.... now it's on the market for just under 1.4 million dollars and realtors expect it to sell for over 1.6 million. sot catherine gortner/real estate broker 17-27alot of these homes have tripled since the downturn, you could pick up one of thses homes for

500-thousand dollars and now they are about triple in value since thenand it's not just in this east palo alto neighborhood...this home for example on fordham street sold for $240,000 in 2008, $460,000 in 2014 and sold in june of this year for $895,000... and new research from zillow says east palo alto is on the cusp of joining the million dollar club, meaning more than half the homes for sale will sell for over a million dollars. realtors say it's already happening.sotit has finally gotten a median price or average sale price of 1.1 million dollars now or right aroudn there and it is losing affordability, the people who were buying here 15-20 years ago can no longer buy here.the lack of new housing and a lack of homes for sale is part of the increase... the other is what realtors call this facebook effect.sotstandup dan kerman/east palo alto 140-150 (vicki) still ahead-- another mountain lion sighting in the bay area... and this time it ated area-- several schools. (grant) and after the break... a warning if you use uber. how drivers

schools. several area-- near well populated happened in a well populated area-- near several schools. (grant) (vicki) still ahead-- another mountain lion sighting in the bay area... and this time it happened in a well populated area-- near several schools. (grant) and after the break... a warning if you use uber. how drivers are lying about rides... and making extra cash.

tonight... fake vomit claims by uber drivers are costing passengers big bucks. now there is a warning from the better business bureau... telling customers to check their credit cards. heather walker shows us how the scam works. heather walker/reporting"it's pretty simple, the bbb says some uber drivers are finding pictures online or submitting photos that they - create - saying a passenger puked in order to get the -clean-up money."trevor bushnell/uber customer"i was pretty shocked." trevor bushnell says he found a 150 dollar charge on his account after a night out in grand rapids -- last summer. trevor bushnell/uber customer "vomit that's what the claim was, that it was vomit."uber claimed that this picture proves it.trevor bushnell/uber customer"i couldn't believe it. the floor was wet, it was pouring rain that night, but there was no, i couldn't see any vomit. i was shocked"nat sound of q-and-a"did you vomit?""no."and he says he friend with him didn't either. he tried to dispute the charge with uber but was

unsuccessful. trevor bushnell/uber customer"they would just kind of send you back terms and conditions. you know as a rider you are responsible for any and all damages."bushnell says he was scammed - and now no longer uses uber.trevor bushnell/uber customerin this occasion was trying to make a couple extra bucks because we were drinking, we were inebriated, and i thought that he thought he could take advantage of us and we wouldn't remember it." (grant) that was heather walker reporting. the better business bureau says to check the uber app to make sure you haven't been charged. they also say to pay attention to the driver's rating when you order an uber-- it could help you avoid the issue. uber has not responded to the allegations. ( vicki ) new tonight at 5... there is a push to ban "duck boats" across the country. one of the survivors of last month's missouri duck boat tragedy has launched an online petition to ban the boats. 17 people died after storms caused a duck boat to capsize on a lake in branson, missouri. tia coleman was on the boat with 10 other family members. nine of them died. the coast guard says the boat shouldn't have been on the

water. in response to the tragedy, coleman launched a change-dot-org petition to ban quote "death trap duck boats" because of their deadly design." the coleman attorney says additional lawsuits are expected. (vicki) next at 5:30... a local group is calling for more officers on bart... and now a new poll reveals just how many people agree. we'll have the findings. (grant) and a suspicious death investigation in the east bay. police are trying to figure out how this woman ended up dead in a canal.

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) in the east bay.. contra costa sheriff's deputies are asking for help figuring out how a woman died after her body was found in a canal. kron 4's lydia pantazes has the latest. in the east bay... police in contra costa county are asking for help figuring out how a woman died after her body was found in a canal nearly a month ago. 25 year old kreonna smith went missing on july 16th... four days later her body was found floating in the contra costa water district canal. her body had been in the water for several days. the sheriff's office dive team got her out...and took the body to the coroner...but they still do not know how she died. (grant) a new development in the

ghost ship fire trial... derick almena's lawyer now wants to move the trial out of the area. this development comes... after the judge in the case tossed out his plea deal last friday. almena agreed to plead guilty for his part in the ghost ship warehouse fire that killed 36 people... in exchange for a nine year sentence. his lawyer believes his client can't get a fair trial in alameda county... that's why he's asking for a change of venue. (vicki) in the south bay... a woman has died nearly 3 months after her son was arrested for killing her husband... and then trying to

kill her. kim lan ly and her husband were both shot back on may 20th. her husband died at the scene. this is video of a vigil for him that was held days later. the suspect was identified as the couple's son. duong luu was arrested two days after the shooting along with madison muong. both men are expected to be arraigned next week. (vicki) santa clara county officials are warning residents about a scam targeting people to demand payments with bitcoin. one version of the letter starts with a statement saying in part -- "i'm going to cut to the chase. i know aou tthe secret you are keeping from your wife and everyone else..." to aviod having the alleged secret revealed, the letter demands a large payment. the district attorney's office recommends that you disregard these letters and if you are a victim of this scam -- contact the u-s postal inspectors service. (grant) in the north bay... a reward is now being offered for help finding the person who killed an 8-month-old dog in sonoma

county. the dog's body was found in this back pack on the side of todd road near stony point road in santa rosa last month. now the animal legal defense fund is offering a 5-thousand dollar reward for information leading to an arrest and conviction. a necropsy revealed the eight-month-old chihuahua mix died after being strangled. (vicki) on the peninsula... a mountain lion was seen in san mateo this morning. a resident reported seeing the mountain lion at around 6:45 near fernwood street and 31st avenue. that's right across the street from hillsdale high school. the woman says the mountain lion walked into a backyard... but did not act aggressive. police are continuing to search the area today and they did notify the schools in the area. lawrence karnow: low clouds and fog with drizzle were slow to clear today helping to cool temperatures all over the bay area. highs today were mainly in the 70s inland with 60s and 70s around the bay and 50s and 60s at the coast. doppler radar is showing more showers

and thunderstorms over the sierra. on the satellite there is a weak area of low pressure approaching the coast. it will help to bring more clouds to the bay area again tonight with patchy drizzle. tomorrow will start with low clouds and drizzle before partial clearing in the afternoon. highs tomorrow will be in the 70s to mid 80s inland, 60s and 70s around the bay and 50s and 60s at the coast. it will begin to warm on thursday and then become a little hot on friday with mid 90s by the weekend. (grant) the bay area council has been pushing for more safety measures on bart....in light of a rash of violent attacks on passengers.

(vicki) now - the council says a new poll shows that most of the public strongly agrees... catherine heenan is here with the details.. (catherine) the bay area council wants a stronger police presence on bart.... and did a twitter poll to gauge public support for the idea... the results - 75% of the respondents agree that more police patrols could only help. the president of the council calls it an "overwhelming plea"for more help in keeping things safe. bart has been under a lot of pressure, especially since last month's stabbing death of a young woman - nia wilson. a range of added security measures has been proposed and some of them have been adopted. but the bay area council says it's not enough. calling it unfair to bart riders to keep them 'hostage to a system where they don't feel safe.' the council wants other law enforcement agencies to mobilize with bart police - calling it an 'extreme emergemcy.' vicki and grant?

( vicki ) los angeles is set to install body scanners for their subway system. this would make l-a the first mass transit system in the u-s with body scanners. this is a picture of what the scanners look like. the goal is to screen passengers for weapons and explosives. the scanners would be able to screen passengers at a distance. this can lead up to 2-thousand passenger scans every hour. los angeles officials say the scanners that are being deployed are portable, so passengers are ánot being slowed down. (grant) time now to talk some nfl. we are moving into week 2 of the preseason...and both the 49ers and raiders will be in action this weekend. for the silver and black, khalil mack has still yet to show up, but the team welcomed back a seasoned veteran and one of derek carr's top protectors this morning. mark carpenter has the details from napa. offensive lineman donald penn practiced with the team for the first time this camp after being activated off the physically unable to perform list. the culmination of a long, arduous recovery from

season ending foot surgery. "i had a lot of down days. i had a lot of down days where i had to pick myself up and go. like you said, this was my first injury and it was a major one. everybody was telling me about it, but i'm thinking, hey, i'm donald. i'm going to come back from this faster and everything. it didn't happen like that. i had to really sit back and have some humble pie." and taking extra time to recover wasn't the only concession penn had to make this offseason. in addition to reportedly agreeing to a paycut, the 35- year-old couldn't just step in to his former position of left tackle... today, he switched over and anchored the tackle spot from the right side. . "i told them i'm willing to do whatever it takes to help this team win. if you guys feel like this is going to be in the best interest of the team, i'll do it. today it felt very awkward and rusty, but i need time to develop. i don't know if that's going to be a permanent thing or not yet, but it is something we're testing out. i told them i'm all for it." "it was a little why you add good players to your team, so that when things happen you can put guys in different spots, so that helps us." in penn's former spot, the team's t-rsround draft pick kolton miller... but the 14-year vet wants everyone to know there's no animosity between him and the rookie. "i'm not one of those veteran guys that's like, 'oh, he's taking my spot.' i'm not. i'm all in his ear. i'm always helping him, trying to give him little tips and stuff like that. like today during my 1-on-1's i told him to watch me because i'm going, so let me know what i'm doing. so, when i come off he can give me tips. i'm always here to help, man." the raiders break camp on

thursday... and visit the rams this weekend. reporting from napa, mc kron4 news ( grant )( grant ) meanwhile, the 49ers are headed to houston for their second preseason game. the news today - the team officialy signed veteran running back alfred morris to a one year-deal. the 49ers came back from behind to beat the cowboys in their first preseason game, but lost a few key players due to injury. coach shanahan says everyone should be ready to go for week

1 of the regular season. the 49ers play the texans this saturday. ( grant ) philadelphia eagles fans went high to troll the new england patriots . a billboard celebrating the eagles' super bowl victory last year has been placed in foxborough, massachusetts where the patriots can see it... near gillette stadium. the design congrats the eagles on being world champions. the numbers on the back of the two jerseys represent the final score of the game. (vicki) (vicki) coming up... tens of millions of people shop at costco... and tonight we are learning how the store is set up to get you to buy more-- and save some money. we'll have the tips you need to know. (grant) and after the break... a sneaky little girl orders hundreds of dollars worth of toys on her mom's amazon account... and it's not discovered and it's not discovered until

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fast one on her mom-- and ordered hundreds of dollars of toys on amazon. (vicki) this is a picture when the packages were delivered. it happened when little caitlin's mom let her order a

barbie on amazon for her birthday. later on-- caitlin asked her mom to check and see when it would arrive. (grant) that is when she secretly ordered 300-dollars worth of toys on the amazon account. her mom discovered it the next day-- when all the toys were delivered. everything áábut the barbie is being returned. (grant) (grant) still ahead... costco already has a lot of good deals... but there are some things you need to know to save even more cash. we'll have that story after the break. (lawrence) i'm chief meteorologist lawrence karnow, i'll have your full bay area forecast after the break.

for your money tonight...

roughly 90-million people across the country shop at costco... but do you know how to get the best deals at the big box store? jim moret reveals the secrets. costco today kicked off a new "5 days of deals" event just for its members, and one of the discounts is for apple's airpods. today only costco members can purchase the headphones for $139.99, down from $159.99 -- one of the best deals online for a new pair when compared to retailers like adorama and best buy. free shipping is also available. though most products at costco are eminently affordable, you can frequently find lower prices by shopping around online, at local supermarkets, or at mega-chains like wal-mart and target. take toothpaste, for example. costco offers a good deal, but between coupons and sales, you can almost always buy it cheaper somewhere else. that said, there are quite a few items-frequently from costco's in-house brand, kirkland-that are such steals, no one can compete. in fact, these bargains are so good, they'll pay for your membership ($55/year for gold star, $110/year for executive) after just a handful of purchases. what follows are 10 of those ultra-deals; oft-bought goods you won't find cheaper, no matter how hard you try. (note: specific prices may vary by store and date.)tip: coupon apps like ibotta and savingstar include

costco, so you can save even more.medicines and vitamins they problem with cold and allergy medicine is you never think of buying it until you're already sneezing. those last-minute purchases pile up after two or three sinus-blocking illnesses. next time flu and/or pollen season rolls around, forget eleventh-hour trips to cvs and grab a humongous bottle and/or box of otc drugs from costco. while kirkland pain killers and antihistamines are absolute steals, name brands are also available at drastically reduced prices. want proof? check out this cost comparison of allergy medicine zyrtec, done in may 2016:prescription drugs are also available at costco, though costs vary widely. check out goodrx.com to compare prices with target, walmart, and more. more.

(grant) that was jim moret reporting. last year costco made 26 billion dollars in sales. (catherine) we've been honoring outstanding teachers in the bay area...tonight it's a

kindergarten teacher described as an amazing advocate and collaborator.. maria leyson teaches at marshall elementary in castro valley.. aside from teaching 5-year-olds basic academics, her principal says maria mentors students and parents who are learning english. she says she has a passion for working with immigrant families, and showing them how to succeed in the american school system. maria says she knows that changing the course of a child's future begins with being literate. her parents say that when she was the same age as her students - 5 years old - she was already declaring she wanted to be a teacher. if you know a teacher you'd like to nominate, just go to our website, kron- four-dot-com.....look under 'features' - and click on teacher of the week. grant and vicki? (anchor) taking a live look outside... at the san mateo bridge.(anchor) time now to check on our weather... with chief meteorologist lawrence karnow.

lawrence karnow: low clouds and fog with drizzle were slow to clear today helping to cool temperatures all over the bay area. highs today were mainly in the 70s inland with 60s and 70s around the bay and 50s and 60s at the coast. doppler radar is showing more showers and thunderstorms over the sierra. on the satellite there is a weak area of low pressure approaching the coast. it will help to bring more clouds to the bay area again tonight with patchy drizzle. tomorrow will start with low clouds and drizzle before partial clearing in the afternoon. highs tomorrow will be in the 70s to mid 80s inland, 60s and 70s around the bay and 50s and 60s at the coast. it will

begin to warm on thursday and then become a little hot on friday with mid 90s by the weekend. (grant) the weekend.with mid 90s by hot on friday become a little hot on friday with mid 90s by the weekend.

(grant) next on kron4 news at 5... if you have trouble with online dating.. you might be reaching too far. details on the study that says people are often going for others who are out of their league.

(grant) online daters tend to pursue users who are roughly 25% "more desirable" than they are -- and, by the looks of their messages, are well aware of the "hierarchy," according to a new study(vicki) the study found that the higher up we reach, the longer our messages tend to get -- and the less likely we'll get a message back. reid binion

has more on this dating behavior. when it comes to online dating...is he or she in...or out of your league??maybe you're a five, trying to snag a nine...good luck..."this molly, is a hard ten, and that's a five point disparity, that's a chasm...you can't jump more than two points"but, according to a new study published in the journal science advances -people who use online dating apps, tend to reach outto those who may just be a little out of reach.....and psychologists say that makes sense,because rejection online tends to sting lessthan if you are shot down in person...and in front of others...ouchanother issue when pursuing people online...unlike when you hit the town....you can't tell how much attention someone is already gettingwhich could lead to a small group of individuals being bombarded with messageswhile the rest barely get any notice....for example, of the 187-thousand heterosexual online daters in the research group,the most popular was an unidentified 30- year-old female,who received over 15-hundred messages in just one month!this behavior - experts say - usually doesn't

happen unless you really are a 10... because when you notice someone is already being hit on by others,you are more likely to test your charms on someone elsefor today's health minute, i'm reid binion. (vicki) (vicki) that wraps up kron 4 news at 5.(grant) ken wayne and pam moore are here with kron 4 news at six. (ken) thank you grant and vicki. more than a dozen wildfires are still burning across the state.

the situaiton near yosemtite is imrpoving... so much so that the park that has been closed for more than week is back open to the public today . kron 4's gabe slate is there with the early visitors to check on conditions in at this popular national treasure. (pam) then... the president's son is coming under legal fire. not from anyone in washington, this time from a former california judge. what he says donald trump junior has done wrong. and the famous swimming pool at the hearst castle is renewed . it's all coming up at next on kron 4 news at six.

(ten-zar) kron 4 news. "yosemite news at six.next on kron 4 coming up at next on kron 4 news at six. (ken) tonight at 6.

for the first time in three weeks, the sign at the entrance to yosemite valley floor says "open". but other signs... the ones that read "extreme fire danger..." remain as well. a small number of tourists are in the valley... braving the lingering smoke... to check out the majestic views.thank you for joining us. i'm ken wayne.(pam) and i'm pam moore. there are still about one- thousand firefighters battling the nearby ferguson fire that forced the partial closure of the park. but that is less than a third of the number on scene during the fires' peak. (ken) kron4's gabe slate went to yosemite today.. but says you may want to wait before planning your own trip to the park. "yosemite national park has reopened but here, let me tell you what it the park it does not feel like the fire is out. you can see

smoke everywhere, you can smell it, there are still active hot spots that are still smoking i saw several hot spots where flames were visible. helicopters are still dropping water in the park on these hot spots. these signs warning of extreme fire danger are visible throughout the yosemite loop. let me show you the landmarks this is what el capitan looks like it's covered in a brown haze of smoke. and here is half dome which is a little farther east into the park.. the air was a little better here but still half dome was covered in smoke. sophia bergal / visitor it's my husband's birthday so happy to be heresophia bergal and her husband tom echoed what most of the tourists here told me they were willing to deal with the smoke to see the world famous yosemite park. sophia bergal / visitor it's smokey and would be better without but it's ok, worth it. stand up - i feel the burn in eyes, nose, queasy.. if sensitive maybe wait. air quality conditions are expected to improve over the next couple days but if you want that crisp fresh yosemite air for i would wait.. in yosemite national park gabe slate kron 4 news.

(pam) meantime.. the search continues for a veteran hiker in yosemite national park... he has not been seen for almost three weeks now..(ken) catherine heenan is here with the latest on the search for scott tenczar...(ten-zar) his family says scott tenczar - a native of san jose - is a very careful and experienced explorer.... he likes to hike - and he had let people know where he was headed... he'd planned to backpack from robinson creek in yosemite to crown lake, seavey pass and peeler lake, among other spots. it's an area in the section of park -- not near the ferguson fire, which his brother said scott knew about. that same brother is worried that he's hurt....and having trouble coming off the mountain.

tenszar's car was found parked near robinson creek with his phone and keys inside. search dogs are being used....but no other leads have been found. crews have been following the trails he planned to hike. pam and ken? (pam) new tonight at 6. the search continues for a berkeley law student... who reportedly fell off a cliff while visiting a park in oregon. news of the tragedy is hitting students and faculty hard. kron4's haaziq madyun has the story. these are photos of emergency responders in douglas county oregon searching for 23-year-old berkeley law student brain lewinstein. according to the douglas county sheriff's office, just before 3pm sunday, leweinstein reportedly crossed a safety fence to take a photo from above the toketee water falls

when he slipped and fell down a steep embankmentsotthe spokesperson for berkeley school of law michael bazeley sotlewinstein was entering his second year at the law school. he was also scheduled to return next week as an intern here at berkeley's east bay community law centersot counselors are being made available for students at the law school and the law center. as for the search for lewinstein, according to the douglas county sheriff's office the search continues. sheriff's office says brain lewinstein's family has been notified about the incident...in berkeley haaziq madyun kron4news (ken) oakland police have

identified the officer critically injured in a crash at the port of oakland. police say 22-year-old officer jordan wingate was responding to reports of a suspicious person yesterday when his patrol car crashed into another car-- and then into a semi-truck. wingate has been with the department since 20-13...when he started as a cadet. he remains in critical condition tonight. the cause of the crash is still under investigation. (pam) it has been 12- years since aubrey abra-kasa was shot and killed in san francisco ... but his mother is not giving up hope, that one day the person responsible for pulling the trigger will be put behind bars. kron4's michelle kingston talked with his mother today... at the scene where he was shot ... that is where she holds a prayer circle every year on

the anniversary of his death. michelle.... they stand here hand in hand remembering aubrey ...this is where he was shot and killed -- on the corner of grant and baker streets.his sister was in tears telling me about her brother -- who always joked around and made her smile. today doesn't get any easier for the family ... but they are so strong.they tell me aubrey saved the lives of 10 neighbors on the day he died -- by warning them when he saw a group of men on their way to shoot those neighbors down the street. she says aubrey yelled for them to run, and they did, but aubrey was shot.she stands here every year in hopes of getting justice her aubrey. paulette brown, victim's mother if they are looking st and do the right thing turn yourselves in because one day one day this could happen to you or it could happen to your children paulette has a 250-thousand dollar reward out for any

information leading to the arrest of whoever is responsible for her son's death.if you have any information, police say to call them -- and bring justice to this family.live in san francisco michelle kingston kron 4 news (ken)president trump escalated his public feud with former white house staffer omarosa manigault newman today. (pam) some are accusing the president of using racially insensitive language against the former aide. our grant lodes joins us now in studio with more.(grant ) this is the tweet in question: "when you give a crazed, crying low-life a break, and give her a job at the white house, i guess it just didn't work out. good work by general kelly for quickly firing that dog!"trump has long denied being racist, and has used the word "dog" to insult

non-minority individuals... including mitt romney and steve bannon.his public feud with omarosa comes amid the release of her tell-all book "unhinged: an insider account of the trump white house." omarosa claims trump used the n-word on the set of "the apprentice," a claim the president dismissed.however... today... press secretary sarah sanders said she couldn't guarantee the president had never... or would never... say the n word.

december.manigault-newman has already done a several t-v interviews.....and it's apparent the book does not give a flattering portrayal of mister trump. a live look outside right now... (pam) as we get our first look as we get our first look at the four zone forecast with chief meteorologist lawrence karnow. lawrence karnow: low clouds and fog with drizzle were slow to clear today helping to cool temperatures all over the bay area. highs today were mainly in the 70s inland with 60s and 70s around the bay and 50s and 60s at the coast. doppler radar is showing more showers and thunderstorms over the sierra. on the satellite there is a weak area of low pressure approaching the coast. it will help to bring more clouds to the bay area again tonight with patchy drizzle. tomorrow will start with low clouds and drizzle before partial clearing in the afternoon. highs tomorrow will be in the

70s to mid 80s inland, 60s and 70s around the bay and 50s and 60s at the coast. it will begin to warm on thursday and then become a little hot on friday with mid 90s by the weekend. (ken) a small bay (ken) the weekend.with mid 90s by hot on friday with mid 90s by the weekend. (ken) a small bay area city once known the murder capital of the country... has (pam) one of the world's is about to reopen after a massiv we'll show you what has been done at hearst castle. (ken) dozens of people are dead after a massive

bridge collapse in italy. the massive italy. the massive rescue underway... and some perspective from a bay area search team expert. ♪ ♪

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crews are racing against time - looking for any survivors.. after a large portion of a bridge collapsed in genoa , italy today. it happened on a busy road - during the height of vacation season. authorities say, at least 26 people were killed - but

rise. mary moloney has the latest on the rescue efforts. terrifying images out of genoa, italy nats as a large chunk of a bridge crumbled onto the ground below - killing dozens and injuring many others. rescue crews racing against time to pull any survivors from the rubble. but authorities warn the death toll may rise. officials say about 30 cars and trucks were on the bridge when it collapsed. it's part of a busy highway used by residents and tourists.it links genoa to a nearby airport -- and is a key route along the mediterranean that connects france and italy.as crews continue the painstaking work of digging through the destruction.authorities work to piece together what went wrongthe company in charge of italian highways says the bridge was built in the 1960s and was undergoing maintenance. local police said weather may have been a factor -- as a violent storm was blowing through when it collapsed. but a cause has not yet been determined. the city's mayor says he's looking for answers -- and wants to rebuild as possible.marco bucci/genoa

mayor: my role as the mayor is to make sure we have the correct infrastructure for the city and make sure that from the government we get the right amount of money in order to be able to set up the new infrastructure as soon as possible."i'm mary moloney reporting. (ken) here in the bay area, there here in the (ken) (ken) here in the bay area, there are speciality teams trained to work on potential disasters like the one that happened in italy. kron four's terisa estacio spoke with one of the country's top experts about how and what these teams focus on. chief harrold schaplehauman, menlo park fire protection district "there are people who are very gifted and are 20 steps ahead and that is what you need in a situation like this, because from the beginning you are behind the clock." menlo park fire protection district chief harold schaplehauman has worked on several high profile search and resuce operations such as 9-11. he spoke with kron four about the challenges

facing the crews in italy and how it relates to here at home. schaplehauman. they are trained, i saw crews from italy and france being called in dogs, that is a good asset. schaplehauman says as for here at home... could this happen here... schaplehauman. our bridges are safe, but a catatrophes can occur. in menlo park, te

te the vice - chair of the san francisco ethics commission has filed a federal lawsuitagainst the u.s. secret service..... he says the service is refusing to provide information on donald trump junior's trip to india in february... catherine heenan is here with the details.. (catherine) quentin kopp is a former state senator and superior court judge...he argues that the trump family is making wholesale use of taxpayer money... kopp is starting with a lawsuit involving president trump's oldest son....but suggests there will be more lawsuits to come.. he says that when donald trump junior went to india earlier this year...it was to promote trump- branded luxury properties. kopp wants to know how much was spent on secret service protection..he's filed a freedom of information act

request...but says he's being ignored. he says the trump organization should pay for those costs... kopp told reporters today that a president who boasts about his personal wealthshould not have taxpayers covering the cost of private trips for his adult children. ken and pam? (ken)happening tomorrow... both sides will present their closing arguments in the trial against former trump campaign chairman paul manafort.the defense rested its case today without calling any witnesses. manafort spoke for the first time in court during the trial... but he only said he would not testify.he pleaded not guilty to all 18 tax and guilty to all 18 tax and banking charges.manafort is not required to testify because of his fifth amendment rights against self- incrimination. the case stands as the first major test for special counsel robert mueller.... who is leading the investigation into allegations of russian interference in the 2016 presidential election . let's take a look outside

right now... chief meteorologist lawrence karnow joins us now with the four zone forecast. lawrence karnow: low clouds and fog with drizzle were slow to clear today helping to cool temperatures all over the bay area. highs today were mainly in the 70s inland with 60s and 70s around the bay and 50s and 60s at the coast. doppler radar is showing more showers and thunderstorms over the sierra. on the satellite there is a weak area of low pressure approaching the coast. it will help to bring more clouds to the bay area again tonight with patchy drizzle. tomorrow will start with low clouds and drizzle before partial clearing in the afternoon. highs tomorrow will be in the 70s to mid 80s inland, 60s and 70s around the bay and 50s and 60s at the coast. it will begin to warm on thursday and then become a little hot on

friday with mid 90s by the weekend. (pam) a man sneaks into a a man (pam) (pam)

the weekend.with mid 90s by hot on friday with mid 90s by the weekend. (pam) a man sneaks into a hippo enclosure at the l-a zoo. you won't believe what happened once he got inside. (ken) it was old, cracked and it leaked. but now the famous swimming pool at california's hearst castle has been refurbished. we'll tell you when it will be ready for visitors.

(ken)restoration is almost complete at the world famous neptune pool at hearst castle in san simeon.it was first drained in 2014 to fix more than than 180 major leaks and cracks.today -- water began flowing back into the iconic back into the iconic

attraction.soon... the pool will look less like this...and more like this.the restoration includes all of restoration includes all of the marble tiles... and 15-hundred feet of underground piping.as keith carls reports now... the iconic attraction could reopen in a matter of weeks. san simeon, calif. - water is once again filling up the most famous pool on the central coast as restoration of the neptune pool at hearst castle nears completion.the iconic tourist attraction is expected to re-open for public tours in two to three weeks.the water began flowing for the first time through new pipes and filtration system and out onto new white and green tiles in the restored neptune pool at hearst castle.the pool was drained in 2014 and two years later crews began removing the old tiles, filling in cracks in the concrete shell of the pool with expandable polyurethane foam.the concrete shell was then sanded and

resurfaced with a waterproof liner added.nearly 15,000 replica tiles from the original source were used to complete the $5.4 million restoration project."it's been a long project", said california state parks supervisor dan falat, "for some its just a pool, but this has significant historical value to it and being that it's such an iconic location, we wanted to make sure we did it right and i think we've done that."falat says it will take more than two days to fill the neptune pool that holds about 365,000 gallons of water.the pool's art-deco statues and pedestals were also restored or repaired. original construction of the neptune pool took 14 years to complete starting in 1924 and it remains a favorite of tourists who flock to hearst castle every year."the neptune pool is one of the most iconic features at hearst castle and one of the most photographed and most visited by all the visitors we have here every year", falat said. (pam) firefighters make a stand to save a house the homeowner thought was gone for good. but even more surprising.. was the house call he got after it was all said and done. (ken) we're learning more about the firefighter who was killed fightinmendocino

complex fire. what happened... and what his department is doing now.

(ken) we are learning more tonight about the utah firefighter who was killed in the largest wildfire in california history. (pam) 42-year-old matthew burchett was killed last night when he was battling the flames of the ranch fire... and a tree fell on him and on other firefighters. he leaves behind a wife and 7-year-old son. (ken) reporter marcos

ortiz has more from burchett's hometown of draper, utah. those who worked with burchett say this was his passion, fighting wildland fires and they say he was good at it.

his skills were no match for mother nature gone awry. and now a firefighter who for the past 20 years served his community was gone. including asst. chief watson. and burchett did what firefighters do.... answered his calling, giving his best when death called. (ken) (ken) (ken)governor brown issued a

statement on the passing... "firefighters from across the nation - and world - have selflessly battled california's massive wildfires, and sadly today we mourn the loss of one of those heroes from draper, utah, chief matthew burchett. our hearts ache for his wife and young son, family members, loved ones, colleagues with the draper city fire department and the entire state of utah." ( pam ) another story tonight of heroism from firefighters battling california wildfires. a southern california man expected his family to lose everything... instead he was able to watch as his home was spared from the flames.... ( ken ) our grant lodes joins us now with more on what happened. grant? ( grant @ landing ) firefighters have worked around the clock... battling the holy fire in southern california. but one firefighter went above and beyond the call of duty. frank grasso's home in corona was in danger of being burned down.. he says he evacuated... expecting to

never see it again. frank grasso/homeowner:"i hundred percent thought my house was going go down and the next thing we would know, we'd be watching a melting camera. my wife had started crying at that point because it was real." before grasso was evacuated, he pointed one of his cameras in an upstairs bedroom towards the fire... fully expecting to witness his camera melt with the rest of his home. instead, he witnessed firefighters save his home from the blaze. then grasso got a notification that someone was at his door. ( grant ) grasso says it's times like grasso says it's times like this that really

opens up your eyes to see the commitment of these first responders. (ken)thanks grant.(pam) time now for a look at tonight's top local stories. today doesn't get any easier for the family ... but they are so strong.they tell me aubrey saved the lives of 10 neighbors on the day he died -- by warning them when he saw a group of men on their way to shoot those neighbors down the street. she says aubrey yelled for them to run, and they did, but aubrey was shot.she stands here every year in hopes of getting justice her aubrey. these are photos of emergency responders in douglas county oregon searching for 23-year-old berkeley law student brain lewinstein. according to the douglas county sheriff's office, just before 3pm sunday, leweinstein reportedly crossed a safety fence to take a photo from above the toketee water falls when he slipped and fell down

a steep embankmentsotthe spokesperson for berkeley school of law michael bazeley sot counselors available for students at school and the law center. as for the search for lewinstein, according to the douglas county sheriff's office the search continues. sheriff's office says brain lewinstein's family has been notified about the incident...in berkeley haaziq madyun kron4news lawrence karnow: low lawrence lawrence karnow: low clouds and fog with drizzle were slow

to clear today helping to cool temperatures all over the bay area. highs today were mainly in the 70s inland with 60s and 70s around the bay and 50s and 60s at the coast. doppler radar is showing more showers and thunderstorms over the sierra. on the satellite there is a weak area of low pressure approaching the coast. it will help to bring more clouds to the bay area again tonight with patchy drizzle. tomorrow will start with low clouds and drizzle before partial clearing in the afternoon. highs tomorrow will be in the 70s to mid 80s inland, 60s and 70s around the bay and 50s and 60s at the coast. it will begin to warm on thursday and then become a little hot on friday with mid 90s by the weekend. (pam) at one time, east palo alto was known for its crime, but not anymore.... what a not anymore.... crime, but known for its palo alto was time, east at one (pam)

(pam) at one time, east palo alto was known for its crime, but not anymore.... what a turnaround... in fact, now, the city is poised to join a very exclusive club.. one where at least half the homes for sale.. will cost more than a million dollars. kron 4's dan kerman explains. at one time, east palo alto was thought of as an affordable place to by a home... no longer.... sot catherine gortner/real estate broker 05-15this home is priced under 1.4 and we epxect mutipe offers and we expect it to sell above 1.6above 1.6 million dollars for this 4 bed 2 and ahlaf bath home in the university park neighborhood.. . that's more than double what it sold for in 2000sotthe homes have tripled since the downturnand it's not just in this east palo alto neighborhood...this home for example on fordham street sold for $240,000 in 2008, $460,000 in 2014 and sold in june of

this year for $895,000... and new research from zillow says east palo alto is on the cusp of joining the million dollar club, meaning more than half the homes for sale will sell for over a million dollars. realtors say it's already happening.sotnow in east palo alto you have the facebook effect.that is an influx of wealth from facebook employees who want to buy homes close to where they worksotthe good news for homeowners is you have a lot of equity and have you have been here you can take that equity and move out of state if you want.for buyers the news is not so good sotthey will probably have to go to they will probably sot goodnews is not so for buyers the if you want.move out of state if you want.for buyers the news is not so goodsotthey will probably have to go to east bay or farther becuase entire peninsula is expensive standup dan kerman/east palo alto 130-140

it might be one of the last things you'd ever think of doing. so there are questions tonight after a zoo intruder was caught on camera spanking a hippo.

(pam) a southern california man got a little too close to the hippos at the l-a zoo monday. for

some reason, he felt the need to smack one of the animals on the rear end. and.... the bizarre incident was captured on camera.tom wait reports. nat sound - hippo video video posted to instagram shows a man crossing into the la zoo's hippo enclosure and sneaking up on two hippos. nat sound"oh my gosh oh my gosh."the man's approach is very cautious - finally close enough he slaps one of the hippos on the rear takes a moment to celebrate and then runs off.nat sound"he slapped it on the aáá."the lapd confirms they got a report of trespassing at the zoo and are investigating.the zoo says the hippos are rosie and mara.you can see the hippo who was slapped does not show much of a reaction - but the other hippo seems a bit startled - and looks up as the guy is still in the enclosure. nat soundit's not clear if the man knows he's being recorded but clearly he's showing off. and while hippos at the zoo do have human interaction - this kind of treatment can create an unpredictable situation. the zoo released a statement in connection with the incident: "it is never acceptable for a guest to enter the habitat of any animal at the zoo. it is a privilege to observe estill wil animals and their space must be respected at all times."

in sports... in sports... in sports... one of the a's stars has a special... and simple request for the fans... and the raiders welcome back pro- bowl lineman donald penn... and ask him to make a position change ... gary has the reaction... and all the sports... coming up

the raiders the raiders back at work today in napa... pro-bowl

tackle donald penn... returned to practice today after recovering from foot surgery last december... also back for his 2nd day was last year's first round pick... gareon conley.. who has ben sidelined with injuries last season and thus far in training camp jon gruden... asked penn to do something he's only done for 24 snaps in his 12-year professional career and that's move to the right side of the line...penn said the subject was broached during a contract restrucuring that was completed yesterday penn and quarterback derek carr talked about the offensive lineman's move to the other side... and coming back to practice...(sot: penn and carr) "getting back in there man it feels really good. because i've been learning this offense, just watching and learning, asking to do some of the scemes and run through them yourself. it feels good. i got a lot of rush i gotta knock off, but i'm just happy to be here and get back to work." "the first time he went out there he went to the left

side. we just kind of looked and him and waited until he got to the right side, but it will be allright (laughs)." former raiders cornerback sean smith was released from jail on today after serving five months of a one-year sentence... smith was charged with assaulting his sister's boyfriend a year ago... he was released by the raiders soon after... he is out of jail early for good behavior and overcrowding. smith tweeted today... " finally free!!!!!!! so much to say but i'm headed to the gym. i'll catch up wit y'all later ?????" there is no indication yet if any nfl team is interested in signing him... smith came to the raiders on a 4-year... 40- million-dollar contract... but did not live up to those numbers on the field this being my last week at kron... we are looking back... tonight on out 8:45 sportscast... you'll see

snipets of a few of my favorite interviews... after

after hitting three doubles in the a's 7-6 win over the seattle mariners last night... 3rd baseman matt chapman made the case for fans to come out and watch his team... which is 28th out of 30 teams in attendance despite being in a playoff position... tv commentators glenn kuiper and dallas braden nodding in agreement..."i just want to use this time also to encouraged people to come out man. all the fans and

support we can get, we would really appreciate it. you know tonight we're fighting until the very end against the mariners, and i just wish we could get some more people out here man. we're fun to weatch and we'd really like our fans to come out and support us. that would be great." the a's have announced the the a's have the a's have announced the initial clas for their franchise's hall of fame... and the names are those any longtime fan would expect... the late catfish hunter... rollie fingers... reggie jackson... dennis ecersley... rickey henderson... dave stewart and former owner charles finley will make up the seven-member class... all names from either the 1970's teams that won three straight world series titles... or the late 80's teams that went to three straight world series... winning one the class will be inducted in a cerimony september 5th... when they host the new york yankees speph curry isn't the only warriors doing good things... quinn cook... who went from the g-league to a regular contributor on the nba champions had a nice

surprose for his mom the warriors guard surprised her with a brand new range rover... cook signed is first nba contract in april... a two- year-deal for 1.6-million- dollars cook... who grew up with kevin durant... was back in his home state of maryland to make the presentaion... telling his mom... "you deserve it" (ken) (ken) we'll take a look inside the new space ship that will send americans into orbit. it's being built right here in california.

while other burger places serve the same old stuff, i'm the only one that has the bowls to serve something different. i mean, just look at my teriyaki bowls. choose from steak or chicken, covered in teriyaki sauce, plus your choice of white or brown rice. what about these bowls jack? hey! you got some pretty nice bowls there. and so does dan! thanks jack! those are some nice bowls. everyone's gonna want to get their hands on jack's bowls. try my bowls! see that right there? you can't say that. what? i was just saying i got great bowls... ooooh. now i hear it. yea. try my teriyaki bowls. only at jack in the box. (ken) space-x

allowed a few reporters into its l-a county headquarters for close-up looks at a new spaceship and spacesuit for nasa astronauts.(pam) crew test launches are slated for 2019.lisa sigell (sea- gle) has details. for the first time in space-x in hawthorne, we got a first- hand look at the crew dragon that will soon launch nasa astronauts into space.victor glover, nasa astronaut:"i'm

overjoyed. this truly is a test pilot's dream and i'm excited about the whole thing." and we saw it all from how the astronauts are training to the suits they will be wearing. for seven years, american astronauts have had to hitch rides into space on russian rockets. now, what will be american astronauts on american rockets launched from america's soil. bob behnken, nasa astronaut:"i'm really excited to bring my family and friends to a launch again."the crew dragon built by boeing hopes to safely deliver astronauts and cargo to the international space station, ushering a new era for space travel. robert behnken and douglas hurley will command a capsule on its first test mission.douglas hurley, nasa astronaut:"being able to fly on the the first flight of the vehicle is a test pilot is a once in a generational type of opportunity."bob behnken, nasa astronaut:"the only thing i can add is the importance for me personally to return spaceflight back to florida." this is the first time nasa has partnered with private industry to launch astronauts into space, bringing with it so many possibilities for us and all of california. mike hopkins, nasa astronaut:"what is exciting for this area is exciting for this entire nation." (ken)the l-a subway (ken) entire nation."exciting for this entire nation."

(ken) (ken)the l-a subway system will be the first in the nation to use high-tech body scanners to screen for explosive devices and weapons. demonstrations of the technology were given at l-a's union station today.the unobtrusive, portable system is designed to detect suicide vests and other hidden improvised explosives -- meant to cause mass casualties. according to the metro and their partner.... the t-s-a, it can screen rail and bus travelers without slowing foot traffic--and pre-emptive action can be taken if suspicious items are discovered. lawrence karnow: low clouds and fog with drizzle were slow to clear today helping to cool temperatures all over the bay area. highs today were mainly in the 70s inland with 60s and

70s around the bay and 50s and 60s at the coast. doppler radar is showing more showers and thunderstorms over the sierra. on the satellite there is a weak area of low pressure approaching the coast. it will help to bring more clouds to the bay area again tonight with patchy drizzle. tomorrow will start with low clouds and drizzle before partial clearing in the afternoon. highs tomorrow will be in the 70s to mid 80s inland, 60s and 70s around the bay and 50s and 60s at the coast. it will begin to warm on thursday and then become a little hot on friday with mid 90s by the weekend.the weekend. last weather and goodbye

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