north california and many other urban areas are engaged in a vital conversation about choosing when one ends one's own life and typically that conversation is stimulated by terminal illnesses and the quality of life and the ability to choose when one's life end. this is spurred a lot of advocacy, education and assistance. i wonder what you think about that particular issue and where we are and what seems to be in a stimulation to develop different kind of vocabulary and concepts to understand choosing to end one's own life? and how one goes beyond doing it, what do you think about that conversation? >> as a profession, if in our the allowed to talk about suicide when you're in physical pain or see a terminal illness about to end your life, then you are a second class person to the one that is in emotional pain. and you have the right to talk about your pain and the thoughts about your life. and in states where they have legalized terminal ill nice suicide, there have been been very few of those suicides. the freedom think about it has meant more than the actual death itself. >> interest

. >>> hitting students where it hurts, a new punishment for students bullying online at a north californiaool. >>> good evening, julie is off tonight. >> trains are rolling this evening, but for ouch longer? -- how much longer? the strike is averted for at least 7 days. >> a three member board of inquiry, will take a closer look at the negotiations. >> we have the team coverage, paum has been -- paul has been talking to relieved by angry riders. tom spent the day investigating the booshgsd who's on it -- the board, who's on it, the power or lack of power. >> the soundingboard of inquiry, has their first meeting on wednesday, but they have no power at all. >> it's heading to a strike. >> long time labor member, is still connected to the current board. a wide range mix of administrative, the board of inquiry will have limited authority and duties. >> basically gathering information on the management offer, the

the western slope, the northern mountains, north california mountains and even here some of our higher. notice what's not in it. the santa clara valley, our coastline, the bayshore line and san francisco. 11:00 today, that's when we have our high fire danger end at least for the santa includes mountains and the east bay hills, valleys, diablo range. but up in the north bay, it continues until wednesday at 5:00. let's take a look at what's happening today. your day planner for the next 12 hours. foggy, low clouds this morning. we'll have sunshine by noon and cloud cover out there. there will be a mixture of both. temperatures in the 60s at the coast. low to mid-70s for the rest of us. there's a stray storm possible 4:00. all the way through the evening hours. but it won't be as widespread as yesterday. so 86 at 4:00. that's our inland temperature. 76 around the bay and 64 at the coast. by 7:00, 62 at the coast. 70 around the bay and 78 inland. it's back to school today in petaluma. check out your temperature there as we head back to school. 70 at 7:30, it's going to be 58 degrees by 3:3

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in 2009, delatora was elected business manager of the north thener california district of labor and in 2010, appointed to the general executive board as the vice president as large. he is responsible for the non-profits and serves on the boards of the san francisco planning and urban research association, and mission housing, development corporation and the institute. he serves the laborers through his work on several labor boards as well as the joint apprenticement training committee. please join us and welcoming our partner, oscar delator. [ applause ] >> good evening. thank you, zelda for that kind introduction. and thank you mr. mayor, just made his remarks for being a mayor that invests in the youth of this great city. it also, supervisor breed for being here taking the time from your busy schedules. my remarks will be limited but, first i would like to congratulate all of the graduates that went through a successful in the city build academy. i know that you guys went through a tough course and now you have the means to be successful whether you pursue the industry by being elect

trucker for the radar we will see the lightning strike struck the sierra and also and other north californiaore. and does not mean that thunderstorms are not in the bay area mainly for the north bay low pressure system issues of shore now rotating all round it has to look to the north we still have that potential of chassis seen a shower or two for the north bay. at potential of shower in the north bank. again, it could be a way worked shower here locally. the dust like a lot of activity once the thunderstorm passed but we will seek for the rest of the week coming up in just a bit. >> pam: >> the divi-divi he is a perfect customer for a perfect venue. it would to an excellent job we have the weather will have the open stadium to enjoy the nice weather is all there for a great experience for w w e fans. >> reporter: 49ers. soon to be new home. is in the running with philadelphia to host the 2015 super bowl of wrestling w-w-e plans to announce the 2015 host city early next year.at that point levi stadium will have undergone the 2014 49ers season. and santa clara city leaders say.the venue will

and more thunderstorm chances in the north portion of california, hence the red flag warning. and once this leaves tomorrow, things kind of stabilize and go to what you would expect this time of year. the fog forecast, a lot of it tomorrow morning, all the way into the livermore valley, into the ped a lum a -- petaluma area. 90s are -- look at sacramento. we're looking at 80s. clear lake tomorrow, one of the hot spots. livermore at 86. the forecast high in the santa clara valley, 87, and along the coast, low 60s. >> tomorrow's the last day to settle down. high pressure attempts to build in and then we get a stabilization of the temperatures, fog at the coast and we just get chill, coolie coast, and mild bay. heather we'll be back with an update on the 10:00 news. >>> and a silicone valley text giant launches an effort to bring the internet to everyone and google glass may still be a far off vision, but one with start up is already putting together a next generation app for you. look at 'em. living on cloud nine with that u-verse wireless receiver. you see in my day, when my mo

north. in california, actually, though, these thunderstorms are not causing a problem with the lightning.d actually be seeing some problems in terms of flooding in that irrelevant i can't. area. we will be watching that. temperatures have come down significantly. 81 degrees in boise, idaho. quite worm in salt lake at 89. tomorrow's lows look like this. in the 60s, during the day, though, those temperatures drive all wait up to the high to mid 90s. and the rain values for the next day, well, we are looking at moderate rain here across the central part of idaho. also over here towards parts of oregon. quickly down here towards the sought west, we are looking at still some very heavy rain showers across parts of florida, all the way over towards new orleans, it's zell still going to be rain ago cross the region tomorrow unfortunately for many locations, this has been the pattern over the last couple of days and you are i don't temperatures tomorrow look like this, 83, well, actually right now, 83 degrees in atlanta and birmingham at 87. >> still to come, the fighting spirit of the people of

, a blue nissan versa, may have been spotted wednesday afternoon in lakeview oregon, just north of the california border. it is believed that dimaggio may have kidnapped 16-year-old hannah anderson and her brother, 8-year-old ethan anderson on sunday. the suspect is also wanted for killing the children's mother. on sunday her body was found in this burned out home just east of san diego the body of a young child was also found at the home but authorities have not yet identified that victim. ."as well as dimaggio" anyone with information about this case is asked to contact the san diego sheriff's department. >> and coming up on kron 4 morning news. what a new report on climate change is revealing about the state's natural resources. that ♪ [ male announcer ] wouldn't it be great if all devices had backup power? the chevrolet volt does. it's ingeniously designed to seamlessly switch from electricity to gas to extend your driving range. no wonder volt is america's best-selling plug-in. that's american ingenuity to find new roads. ♪ the 2013 volt. charge ahead of the rest in the hov lane. ♪ living on

it pushes forward with a controversial four-lane fro project on california north coast. >> and two peopleoined martin luther king march on washington 50 years ago an >>> here we go. count don to opening of the new bay bridge down to eight days opening a week from tomorrow. tonight caltrans and patrol put in the finishing touches on plans for the closure of the old bridge you know transition will require a five-day shut down starting just more than 48 hours from now. wednesday, at 8:00 p.m. through tuesday, 5:00 a.m. abc 7 news is live tonight. is everything set at this point? where do we stand? >> well... actually, the officials tell us that the work over the weekend is going put 2500 cement trucks on the road but... plans surrounding other elements are far less concrete. when the original bay bridge opened then governor frank mariam cut the chain with a blow torch who. will it be this time? >> back to the origin, folks members of the engineering panel. many of them are now elderly. >> the time is set, 3:00 p.m. monday. the governor's office says he won't be here. but the mtc says anythin

. >> southern california is moving north. it's coming up from the south to the north. >> you would have to invest the million year cycle, not weeks or years. maybe millions of years from now, part of los angeles will be in the bay area. >> for better or worse. >> yes. >> this is a tough question. >> those other ones weren't tough. >> this is a really easy challenge. are the smaller ones less stress? >> yes. the amount released in small earthquakes is that they are so small in you need many of those. >> i think would you probably have to have maybe hundreds of magnitude earthquakes of 4.7. >> so small earthquakes are not making our lives better in the future? >> not anyway that you can count on. >> i have heard that buildings in san francisco are on rollers and isolated? >> it's not true. it's a conventional foundation like almost all the circumstances buildings in san francisco. >> the trans-america was built way before. it's a pretty conventional foundation design. >> i have heard about this thing called the triangle of life

north bay. high fire danger remains for far northern california. of the red flag warnings have been lifted for the north bay. if we see anything, it will be very isolated. as for the fog, that will not be isolated at all. it will be widespread as we head out the door. wall to wall clouds that will be stubborn to clearly 10:00. but by noon, it will work its way back to the coast. temperature wise, in the south bay, 70s , and 80s . 78 in san jose. for our inland valleys, upper 80s , no low 90s out there tomorrow, but that will change. 60s and 70s for east bay shore. 66 in san francisco. look at your extended forecast. more typical summer pattern returns. tomorrow afternoon really, by friday, we have very little fog to start the day. temperatures warmer away from the coastline. we will see fluxuations in the temperatures. fog means cooler conditions but will rebound later in the week. >>> still ahead, sports and history made in new york, plus the as battle the mariners. jason has the highlights and all the sports next. >> deep to right and gone. female

noon, lots of sunshine for everybody, and stray showers to santa rosa, so if you are headed north in california, you may run into a little bit of a shower. tonight, the fog rolls back in and by 9:00, from livermore and freemont where you are expected to see fog tonight. and that is going to be the stratus kquo, if you will, kris. as we go across the area here, the temperatures in the mid-60s by 2:00 and falling back into the lower 60s by 4:00 as the fog rolls in. if you are headed to the jazz festival in san jose, the temperatures are close to 80 degrees today and warmer tomorrow. so comfortable across the area and really take your pick as far as what weather goes, because you will have it all across the board. the coolest conditions at the coast, and 7. in santa cruz and get aufg to the east bay that is the warmest conditions, livermore, 83, and santa theresa you will be 83 as well. tomorrow the temperatures are going to go up by a couple of degrees, and what we are tracking is a prolonged heat wave. not as hot as it was say the 4th of july when we talked about the temperatures in the triple-d

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california three days ago. authorities now believe the suspect in that case, james dimaggio, may be headed north. kron 4's charles clifford has the latest. wednesday afternoon, authorities in oregon and washington states issued amber alerts for two southern california. the suspect in this case, 40- year-old james dimaggio, is believed to have taken those children this past weekend. wedensday afternoon authorities in oregon and washington states issued amber alerts for two children kidnapped from southern california. the suspect in this case, , 40- year-old james dimaggio, is children this past weekend. according to the associated press, dimaggio's vehicle, a blue nissan versa may have been spotted wednesday afternoon near lakeview, oregon which is in south- central oregon, just north of the california border. it's believe that dimaggio may have kidnapped 16 year old hannah anderson and her anderson this past sunday. dimaggio is also suspected of killing the children's mother, 42-year-old christina anderson. on sunday, her body was found near a burned out home in what upper which is east of san die

from california to north carolina where four men ransacked a home. a family completely unaware. now, new ways to fight back from afar. >> even if nobody's home, you can still be watching from anywhere, using practically any device. >> reporter: so tip number one, find a motion activated camera like this one. it captured a burglar entering a home and immediately sent a video to the homeowner's cell phone. # >> the first thing u thought was, oh my god. is this thing really real? the fbi believes nearly one and a half million homes are hit each year. usually in the daytime making off with about 2 grand in loot each time. tip number two, convince thieves someone is home. here's a device called fake tv. it has simple led lights which the manufacture says mimic a television said. if the crooks think someone is home it's unlikely they'll break in. that's why timers are a good idea but you don't want lights to turn on and off at the same time every day. tip three, set multiple times for different days. >> driving around looking to break into a home and they see this light going on at di

that's all thanks to an area of low pressure well to the north of us but the counterclockwiseson is drawing up moisture from southern california, over the east bay, north bay, south bay today. live doppler 7hd is picking it up. no moisture being reported. we will look for a milky sky overnight tonight and again tomorrow, and there is a chance that some of the moisture moving toward the bay area as we get into sunday are sunday night, monday, and tuesday so get a chance of isolated thunderstorms. you're seeing some thunderstorms right now. cells in lake tahoe, heading to reno. so their thunderstorm along 80, just pulling out of the reno area, and the yosemite valley so this subtropical moisture will feed across parts of the bay area in the next 24 to 36 hours. san jose bureau cam showing the clouds. 64 san francisco. half moon bay, 61. reached a high of 9 tonight. -- high of 69 tonight. santa rosa, 83. novato, 77. >> here's a look at the forecast highlights, through the week. we'll go with humid conditions, warm overnight, scattered clouds. we heat up for one day, tomorrow, and then the thunder threat for the bay area will begi

t's about one thousand miles north of southern california where anderson and dimaggio are from. on sunday -- anderson's mother and 8-year-old brother were found dead in dimaggio's home. investigators say the two died in flames -- when dimaggio's home was set on fire. at one point, the sheriff's department said the charred remains of the two were so badly burned. that carrying out d-n-a tests proved to be difficult. until today, hannah anderson was last seen last saturday at her cheerleading practice. but after multple amber alerts in multiple states. she has been found. >> "hannah is safe. and that was our first priority from the very beginning. we are so appreciative of all our law enforcement partners and members of our community, who all played a role in bringing hannah home. >> tonight. the search is still on for missing oakland woman sandra coke. authorities say, a woman's body was found in vacaville yesterday but they have not said whether or not it is that of sandra coke. coke, who is a federal investigator, went missing last sunday. police say coke was seen in the compan

and that's all thank to an area of low pressure wello the north of us but the counterclockwiseson is drawing up moisture fromouthern californiaer the east bay, north bay, south bay today. live doppler 7hd is picking it up. no moisture being reported. we will look for a milky sky overnightonight and again tomorrow, and there is a chance that some of the moisture mving toward the bay area as we get into sunday are sunday night, monday, and tuesday soet a chance of isolated thunderstorms. you're seeing some thunderstorms right now. cells in ke tahoe, heading to reno. so their thunderstormalong 80, just pulling out of the reno area, and the yosemite valley so this subtropical moistu will feed across parts of the bay area in the next 24 to 36 hours. san jose bureau cam showing the clouds. 64 san francisco. half moon bay, 61. reached a high of 9 tonight. - high of 69 tonight. santa rosa, 8 novato, 77. >> here's a look at the forecast highlights, through the week. we'll go with humid conditions, warm overnight, scattered clouds. we heat up for on day, tomorrow, and then the thunder threat for the bay area will begin sday night and l

front sitting off the coast and you can see it throwing some showers and heading to the north coast of california. but some of this might even move into extreme northern portions of our viewing area. so i wept ahead and put a chance of a few light showers overnight and tomorrow north of the golden gate bridge. there it is heading up toward cloverdale and ukiah. these are mainly light showers and we will continue to move from southwest to northeast overnight tonight. we warmed up nicely today. the highs ranged from 87 in santa rosa and 81 san rafael. san francisco warmed to 67. we had 86 in antioch. 80 in san jose. santa cruz after the morning fog you warmed up to 79 degrees. the live shot from the rooftop cam, the embarcadero and san francisco is still mild at 62. we have 64 redwood city and san hoe says and los gatos. here is another shot of the golden gate bridge with the reduced visibilities and mist and drizzle as the fog is on the increase. 64 in novato and fairfield and livermore as well is checking in at 64 degrees. from our mount tam cam, you can see a bit of the fog and low cloudiness al

front sitting off the coast and you can see it throwing some showers and heading to the north coast of california. but some of this might even move into extreme northern portions of our viewing area. so i wept ahead and put a chance of a few light showers overnight and tomorrow north of the golden gate bridge. there it is heading up toward cloverdale and ukiah. these are mainly light showers and we will continue to move from southwest to northeast overnight tonight. we warmed up nicely today. the highs ranged from 87 in santa rosa and 81 san rafael. san francisco warmed to 67. we had 86 in antioch. 80 in san jose. santa cruz after the morning fog you warmed up to 79 degrees. the live shot from the rooftop cam, the embarcadero and san francisco is still mild at 62. we have 64 redwood city and san hoe says and los gatos. here is another shot of the golden gate bridge with the reduced visibilities and mist and drizzle as the fog is on the increase. 64 in novato and fairfield and livermore as well is checking in at 64 degrees. from our mount tam cam, you can see a bit of the fog and low cloudiness al

. >> reporter: from california to north carolina, bank executives across the country striking an upbeat tone at the annual conference. consumer credit getting better, businesses starting to send slowly but surely. >> when you have a financial crisis like this, you really do have a reduction in confidence, and it takes awhile for the confidence to return. however, the underlying trend is clearly better than it was last year. >> reporter: the biggest road block, regulation, despite washington's efforts to ease the burden on bank shares of texas, ceo david says it's still piling up. >> the regulatory burden today is tougher and stronger than it's ever been. the amount of money we're spending on the regulatory burden, people wouldn't even believe it. i used to say 500 million wouldn't be able to make it, it may be a billion dollars now. >> reporter: when costs get too high, banks get the urge to merge like hudson city and baltimore's mnt bank but according to tom, regulators are quick to question those deals, too. >> there are tremendous economic forces that will encourage consolidation and

california has been extended to oregon and washington states. the suspect in the case, 40- year-old james dimaggio, is believed to have taken those children this past weekend. northmay have kidnapped 16-year- old hannah anderson and her brother, 8-year-old ethan anderson on sunday. the suspect is also wanted for killing the children's mother. on sunday her body was found in this burned out home just east of san diego the body of a young child was also found at the home but authorities have not yet identified that victim. anyone with information about this case is asked to contact the san diego sheriff's department. a new report suggests climate change is affecting the state's natural resources. >>mark: we will be back as a kron4 morning news continues next. ; >>mark: will come back to kron4 morning news. and update on weather and traffic. (for some sunshine. >>erica: looks like the clouds are back in the sky. temperatures really happen budged much. still in the low sixties for oakland and san jose. as we take a look at fog track 4, you will see just how extensive that cloud cover is right now. really affecting everyone but as we head and shoot 12 we will start to

north carolina. >>> accusations against california mayor are sordid and now a female marine is the 11th marine to accuse him of sexual harassment. >> i don't appreciate being used as a bargaining chip to fulfill his sexual desires. >> that is katherine raggazino, an iraq war veteran. she said she and her nurse met with san diego mayor bob filner to ask for his help dealing with the veterans administration. the woman says the mayor seemed to be willing to help but only for a price. >> it was extremely disturbing to me that it made it very clear that his expectation was that his help for katherine depended on my willingness to go to dinner with him, spend personal time with him and be seen in public with him. >> the mayor began intensive counseling this week to address his behavior. but so far, he has refused to step down. >>> cindy sheehan plans to run for governor next year. members of the peace and freedom party tell the "sacramento bee" sheehan is expected to announce her candidacy in a couple of weeks. she made headlines for protesting outside then president bush's's texas ranch after her son was kil

california two days ago. authorities now believe the suspect, james demagio has been headed north. >> wednesday afternoon, authorities in oregon and washington state issued amber alerts for two children who were kidnapped from southern california. the suspect, james demagio is believed to have taken the children this weekend. his vehicle, a blue nissan versa, may have been spotted wednesday in lakeview oregon. it's believed that demagio may have kidnapped 16-year-old hannah anderson and her brother, ethan anderson, this sunday. he is also suspected of killing the children's mother, christina anderson. on sunday, her body was found near a burned out home in boulevard california, east of sunday. the body of a young child was also found at the home but authorities have not found the victim. it's possible the body could be ethan anderson. but without confirmation, authorities are proceeding as if the boy has been taken along with his sister. on monday ai statewide amber alert was issued in california. and authorities suspected that demagio may be fleeing east to texas or north to canada. anyone with information about the

and state wide across california warm andry dry up north. 92 in sacramento. rs interior sections of southern california and central california moving into sierra. there may be thunderstorms here could be lightning strikes. we'll have to watch that because of the fire danger, back in the bay area tomorrow warmer than today wrk high temperatures on the coast and mid to upper 60s. upper 70s to low 80s around the bay. looks like a weak storm with high temperatures at the norm thank you, spencer. >> coming up, the young pennsylvania girl recovering from two lung transplants is speaking for the first time. how she described the journey. plus... >> a confusion shock and awe. reaction after pop singer miley cyrus shows offÑbx a new side of herself, a wrap up of the video music awards coming up. >> not quite a fuel wrap by the way. sheer look at what is head on >> question of the hour is america about to yernt a new conflict? this must warning about chemical weapons in syria. what the u.s. is expected to do now. don't you hate it when the goflt wastes taxpayer dollars

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