this is our first year at the alameda county fair.done cal expo for 10 years so this is a good change of pace for us. >> reporter: you said dustin is just getting warmed up. whoo. how about that? >> expect all the big tricks that you see on tv. we will have three guys out here every day doing these tricks. >> reporter: this is pretty incredible stuff and the weather is looking good outside right now too. we have a lot of sunshine. and looking at some great weather it looks like high pressure is take over for today. it's going to be nice weather over the next couple of days. things change over the weekend. high pressure building in now is going to send temperatures near 90 degrees in spots inland today. and then by tomorrow we may hit that. chance of showers on sunday with a low pressure dropping in from the gulf of alaska. high today 80s inland, 70s at the bay, 60s at the coastline. next few days of summer temperatures in the 80s. but then cooling back down as we head into a chance of showers on sunday and rain becoming likely on mond

live in alameda, ktvu channel 2 news. >> a >>> haltom city lost his job. contractor hamilton says it hass employed for just three monitors and during an annual salary of $120, 000 a year. he's since left and his where abouts are currently unknown. >>> potential jurors faced questions of controversial florida laws today of the gorge zimmerman's trial. in the death of travon martin in stanford florida last year. zimmerman claims he shot the unarmed teen in self defense. since there are other laws regarding self defense. will they or won't they strike, that's what bart writers want to know. to hammer out a deal with its employees. bar has until june 30th to reach the agreement. if that does not hapt, mechanics and train operators could authorize a strike. so far, there is little signs of little progress of the talk. bart claims it is facing a deficit and needs to watch every dollar. >> they do need to make improvements and fixing the train, we are absolutely in agreement. where we are disagree is where you are getting the money from. >> we are trying to find

call alameda, think of alameda, that is what they want out here. they say it will take time to rebuild all of this and you will see shovels in the ground at the end of 2015 or maybe in 2016. thanks. new this morning, two south bay cities are competing over netflix, last night los gatos gave the company the green light to build 485,000 square foot campus near highway 85 but the site is less than the 550,000 square feet they wanted. now, a san jose councilman made a competing proposal asking a choice for build site elsewhere, and netflix will know in a few days whether to move forward at the los gatos site. >> santa clara has a special election to replace disgraced county supervisor who resigned in march and will be sentenced on friday on charges involving the misuse of campaign and taxpayer funds. officials are expecting low voter turnout and a only run off for the district two seat. polls are open until 8:00 tonight. >> happening now, the most powerful men in the pentagon are on the hotseat over the rice number of sexual assaults in the military. a

the alameda county fair. that is where we find mobile weather and roberto gonzalez and birthday girl. >> yes. mobile weather. here's the alameda county fair as you were mentioning. and it's already 90 degrees at this lunch hour. it is a scorcher. this is 101st annual alameda county fair. i've been coming out for 17 years and it's always hot. the heat made me wonder if it's hot or humid what about the animals? we have sarah here. we also have angel moore. >> this is jeff. >> hi. a month old. and this is a dwarf goat right? angel what do we do for the animals when they are this hot? >> we make sure we keep the animals very shaded here at the alameda county fair and spray them hourly if necessary. wipe them down with cool cloths. make sure it's comfortable for them. >> reporter: i've been coming out here every year. this is the coolest location of the whole fair. >> yes, it is pretty cool in here. we also have lots of misters around the fair. if you are looking to stay look for the mixes. that is why we recommen

. >>> alameda point is on the verge of a makeover after a 16- year battle. the city has regained control of the former naval base, which makes up about 1/3rd of alameda. kpix 5 reporter don ford on how the historic land came to be what it is today. >> reporter: alameda city manager john russo is signing documents. hundreds of them! >> we're signing all of the deeds and easements and a variety of legal documents that will transfer the former alameda naval air station to the ownership of the city of alameda. >> reporter: kind of like getting a house except it's a 1,380-acre navy base and that creates an incredible amount of documents to sign. funny thing is, alameda is the original owner in 1938, the city selling the land to the navy for $1. >> it wasn't what you see out here today. it was largely a sand pit. the navy actually created a lot of this land. >> reporter: the base served the navy until it pulled out in 1997. 14,000 military and civilian jobs were lost. today, the base has been partially reused. there is a vodka maker, several auction houses, and ev

of the alameda naval air station which was closed in the 1990's because of budget cuts. years ago the navy agreed to transfer back to the city at no cost. officials hope re-development of the site will create thousands of jobs. >> six, the heat is on. enjoy the next couple of days, we could push 100 on friday and saturday. >> seven, clear conditions but lots of congestion building and here is the bay bridge toll plaza with plenty of traffic tunneling in. >> germany is giving boot to the long of the word in its language. here is a look at that word. i will not try to say it. this term was created in 1999 to facilitate testing of beef for mad cow disease and it now is obsolete because the european union is creating new recommendations and the longest word is now 48 letters long. >> all right. morning news continues at 5:30 with the top stories including the search for this missing bay area woman and where she was last seen and why authorities are so concerned. >> the little boy would learned how treacherous the bay area waters can be firsthand. >> look at the bay bridge to

alameda is the only other bay area county to marry couples. four tied the knot in oakland yesterday. clerks in other bay area counties say they'll be ready to issue marriage licenses monday morning. >> to coincide with the pride celebration san francisco will be cracking down on drunk drivers. police will have a dui checkpoint from 7:00 a.m. to 3:00 a.m. >> still to come at 6:00. why a federal proposal to undermine a shark fin ban that is supposed to begin monday. also, how californians cut the garbage they produce in half. >> and getting rid >> a man shot in antioch yesterday has died after being shot again today. at 9:30 this morning employing responded to a call of shots fired. a 42-year-old antioch man was found on the front porch of his parent with a gunshot wound to the head. he died at the hospital. the same man was shot at the same location friday morning. he suffered wounds to his leg and back. investigators say he was uncooperative. >> california's ban on buying or selling shark fins begins monday. however a proposed federal rule cou

it is official, the city of alameda now owns what used to be the alameda air. station. this transfer have been in the s pulled out in 1987 since of the budget cut. in the end it turned it over of no cost for alameda. the navy spent also millions for the transfer. >> we are grateful for the navy for spending over half a billion, that's a billion with a --b dollars on cleaning up the site. >> the areas are now known as the alameda's point. >>> the court announced today plans to hand out decisions tomorrow, it is possible that the ruling could come then. the court is expected to close its term at the end of the week. justices did hand out a decision on a brought down by a white woman. instead of ordering the case, ad court, the justices did suggest public schools can use affirmative action only as a less resort for creating for a student body. >>> investigators say the l spelling out university california were taken earlier this month. who ever did it had to use a tool to grind the letter off over a period of time. it will cost about $1200 to replace the letters and plus t

the two projects that are changing are calaveras dam and alameda creek. calaveras dam, even after doing a thorough pre-design site investigation which had an array of boring test [speaker not understood] conditions, in construction we found an underground land slide of an historic land slide that happened and not been charted in any of our historic information. as a result, that land slide created an unsafe excavation for the construction as it was designed. we have redesigned the project to excavate under the land slide, therefore necessitating an additional 3 million cubic yards of soil movement. we successfully completed negotiations with the contractor for that change order and thus have seen an increase in both schedule and cost. the alameda creek project comes after, it's downstream from the calaveras project. the delay there is associated with the delay in calaveras, but we are replanning that project and actually finding ways to save money on alameda creek itself. overall our regional projects as a result of the calaveras dam have gone up by 76.3

hey, we are out at the alameda county fair in pleasanton. it's a nice morning, quiet, not much wind so far. you come out to the fair, this is the 101st year of the alameda county fair. they have all the great rides, ferris wheel, motocross. if you love fried food, they have anything you can imagine. i'm going to be sampling those throughout the morning. so stay tuned for that. they have lots of great games and really it's a large fair for everyone. they have animals for you to see. if you want to come out and check it out, it is a great time. these next couple of days we are in for changes. today a decent day out the door. we have a couple of patches of fog along the coastline and inside the bay. the temperatures are running in the 40s and the 50s. i think by the afternoon, we'll see plenty of sunshine and the temperatures are going to start heating up. probably into the upper 80s in some of the warmest spots inland. we'll keep you if the 60s along -- we'll keep you in the 60s along the coastline. in the next couple of days, high pressure ta

we are out here at the alameda county fair in pleasanton.starting out mostly clear here but we have a couple of patches of fog elsewhere approaching the coastline. the temperatures are running a little chilly in spots this morning into the 40s and the 50s. but we're looking good toward the afternoon. high pressure will be building in overhead today and it's going to strengthen a little bit allowing these temperatures to begin to warm up outside. these numbers running well into the 80s inland. we'll see a lot of 70s inside the bay and 60s toward the coastline. so if you want to check the alameda county fair, going to be a great time. let's check the roads with elizabeth. >>> thanks, lawrence. we have better news on southbound 880. we had an accident -- for a while causing backups beyond high street. they finally cleared it. they had to run a traffic break and the accident was involving a couple of different cars. things are back to normal now heading towards oakland airport. things are quieting down on the upper deck of the bay bridge. we hav

alameda is the only other bay area county to marry couples. four tied the knot in oakland yesterday. clerks in other bay area counties say they'll be ready to issue marriage licenses monday morning. >> to coincide with the pride celebration san francisco will be cracking down on drunk drivers. police will have a dui checkpoint from 7:00 a.m. to 3:00 a.m. >> still to come at 6:00. why a federal proposal to undermine a shark fin ban that is supposed to begin monday. also, how californians cut the garbage they produce in half. >> and getting rid ♪ [ roars ] ♪ ♪ [ roars ] ♪ [ roars ] ♪ [ male announcer ] universal studios summer of survival. ♪ bulldog: bulldog: oh, the dog days of summer! time to celebrate with your mates, grill a few dogs... eh, hot dogs. bacon burgers... dashchund: mattress discounters' 4th of july sale ends soon? bulldog: that cloud reminds me... radio: the tempur-pedic cloud collection-- bulldog: that's it! radio: now with 48 months interest-free financing-- basset hound: free financing? radio: or get a queen-size sealy gel me

today the city regained control of alameda point which had been used as a naval air station. the land was given to the government in 1936, now is being transferred back. the area makes up about a third of alameda, it will be redeveloped with a mix of homes and businesses creating thousands of jobs. >>> the decision are expected this week about the america's cup. one of the sailors died last month during a training session on the bay. if artemis withdrs just two tea oracle usa, the reigning cup champion. >>> we are following developing news in oakland where city workers say they will announce a strike vote later today. the union workers accused the city of hiding more than $50 million in revenue as the city negotiates a new contract with the workers. we will bring you a live report with details about where those funds are allegedly hidden, tonight at 5:00. >>> i just rolled up and we were shaking. >> the shocking way a san francisco homeowner was awakened this morning. >> and cool and cloudy as the sun tries to break through. rosy -- rosemary will be here to talk to us about w

and alameda county fair is holding a food drive to fight hunger a week from today. people who bring four non-perishable food items will get in free and all carnival rides will be one dollar and asking for volunteers to help pack meals for kids against hunger. >> kristen: if you are unhappy with your job, you are not alone. seven out of ten workers have checked out at work or actively disengaged. they surveyed million full time workers and only 30% were enthusiastic about the workplace. we're hundred percent here at abc7. and 20% were actively disengaged and hated going to work. last group costs the u.s. as much as $550 billion in economic activity each year. >> they are fully engaged right here. [ laughter ] >> you, too. >> absolutely. i think anybody who has an outdoor job, it's a gorgeous day today. we are taking a look at downtown san jose. blue skies and sunny conditions and slight warmup today. i'll have the full accu-weather seven-day forecast. >> and next, if you are expecting what a new >>> a nay study show moderate drinking is okay when you are pregnant and

alameda unveiled tests on two who died in the line of duty. the other bus remembers robert daviddy killed during a drug raid. >> this is beautiful. i do see his eyes. those are the iz i fell in love w never forgotten. >> alameda current chief came wupt idea after the last police officer retire aid few years ago. >> another competitor entering taxi hailing smart phone apps challenging ride services like uber. next taxi allows users to call a cab, track the time and passengers next taxi comes to the market behind some other bay area companies. >> facebook held its first shareholder meeting today almost a year after troubled ipo. abc 7 news reporter david louie says this is the first opportunity for investors to grill mark zuckerberg. >> facebook went public at $38. investors jumped in thinking the price can only go up, instead it dropped and has never climbed back. so the first meeting was their first crack at holding mark zuckerberg's feet to the fire. >> we think we're building a network that is valuable in the world and believe that we'll gen

the alameda naval air station is gone. in its place, a development opportunity for the ages. >> alameda point is one of the few large scale waterfront development opportunities left in the heart of the san francisco bay area. >> in a market so hot that 28% of real estate sales for cash, how do you put a price on 1,380- acres right on san francisco bay. >> all who are listening, we offer spectacular waterfront land in the heart of the bay area [ cheers and applause ] >> in more reasonable real estate times, this land was barely land at all. >> it wasn't what we see out here today. it was largely a sand pit. >> in 1938, the city of alameda sold this spit to the u.s. government. closing price, 1d. the navy lived here comfortably for the next 59 years. coming and going in the uss enterprise. tripoli, carl vincent and abraham lincoln, they were hard neighbors to miss. but in the mid-919s, the station found -- 199s, the navy found themselveses in a closure commission. oakland mayor helped pull the trigger. >> hi went to the comm

. >>> the alameda fair starts today. >> one of the new event that's never been done in california, comes up next. >>> and a man running a brothel, accused, without his partner. . >>> good evening, it's wednesday, june 19th, i'm gasia mikaelian. >> you may have heard cell phones are a prime target. >> live in san francisco, taking a closer look at the latest cases involving cell phone robberies, eric? >> reporter: we look through these 80 pages of daily crime reports from san francisco police and we found more than 60 cases of cell phone robberies, there have already been a few more today. >> they clearly didn't know it, but these women were walking down an alley where a man's cell phone was the target of an armed robbery. >> i see you have your cell phone? >> we're not from here. >> just a few blocks away, another person was hit a little after 3:30 a.m. >> it was the 63 rd cell phone robbery in san francisco this month. >> police say two suspects with a gun approached the victim demanding money and his cell phone. he handed over his cash but the suspect went into his pocket to take the p

the ceremony will include a congresswoman and alameda mayor at 2:00 this afternoon at the end of main street. the navy closed the base in 1997 because of budget cuts. >> novato police department is trying to figure out a mystery this morning after a locked safe was found sitting on a street. police do not know if the safe was stolen or abandoned and it was curb side on hamilton drive at midnight, police are checking recent reports of break-ins and where other law enforcement agencies and investigators have in idea what is in the safe and no plans to open it. >> developing news, n.s.a. leaker edward snowden remains on the run. the american fugitive was expected to fly from russia to cuba but never showed up for the flight to cuba. >> edward snowden was booked on the flight from russia to cuba today but despite checking in, twice, edward snowden never boarded the flight. the plane pulled away from the gate an associated press reporter sent this picture of edward snowden's empty seat. the former n.s.a. contractor charged with theft and espionage fled hong kong yesterday carrying four lap

as part of phase two and required by the lease o d s pilot to alameda county and what those rotations is it allows a greater depth and to expand the mining operation to a 50 acre parcel. and during the second phase of the project where significant had beention. most of those projects are part of the deal that was answered the question with the center for diversity and the alameda creek aligns. the other projects had their lease with the o s and puc. one project is a construction of a cut off law that will help keep water flows in the creek that will best serve the habitat. and next the burial of a habitat burial line. another project involves the partial revenge of san antonio creek. and to encourage fish migration. now in addition to the response to the concerns of the folks o d s entered a contract to serve the interests of the folks. i want to point out that the puc is not a party to that agreement nor is the puc a party to the conservation contract i mentioned. and phase 2 the o d s has agreed to chances to expend the lease so it will be co- termed with the schedule for the prefer

scenario two would be if the alameda county board says yes, you can remain open, then that, would be the end of it. oakland unified would then not appeal. we'll know in a few weeks. in oakland abc 7 news. >> frustrating for families in the staff there. thank you. >> family members who have lost loved ones to violence can join news a walk saturday around the marinea. the number increased every year and the walk hosted by 1,000 mothers to prevent violence. the fund-raiser helps provide counseling services founded 13 years ago off her twin sons were killed in a drive by shooting in the east bay. the registration includes lunch and light music. >> dozens of volunteers finished the job of sprucing up the american legion hall. the crew included firefighters and sears associate that's painted and put in a law lawn. rebuilding together but another recent volunteer day when renovations took place inside of the building. >> one member wrote a request for rebuilding together. and they took one look at the place and came down and did almost all of the work. >> it always blows me away incredible

the alameda county fair starts at 11:00 this morning. admission and rides are just $1 today. the theme for this event is summer fun starts here. it will feature free concerts, fire works on fridays, and a kissing contest. >> a kissing contest? >> yes. >> do you like the rides? >> yes, i do. still laughing about the kissing contest. >>> 4:53 is the time. sal? >> i want a corn dog is what i want. >> thinking about food all the time. >> good morning, everybody. pardon me. let's go out and see what we have now with the commute in san francisco. northbound 101 that traffic looks pretty good approaching the 80 split. and no trouble on southbound 101 leaving the city heading down to the airport. northbound 101 looks pretty good getting up to highway 17. if you are driving on the commute here on westbound bay bridge the traffic is moving along relatively well. it looks good once you make it on to the bridge. southbound 101 they are clearing an accident on the shoulder. it's all on the shoulder. it's not causing a big delay. now let's go to steve. >>> sal, thank you. a very good morni

get out of alameda. and this morning at the toll plaza, it's very nice. coming in to san francisco. at 8:38. this is a look at the bridge. road sensors showing traffic looking good there. i want to mention on the peninsula at willow, they are clearing a crash. let's go to steve. >>> all right, sal. very good morning. a lot of low clouds 0 in -- a lot of low clouds in place. rather strong and dominant fog bank helped along by a little low and you get the west wind or northwest and i tell ya, things are in favor for a very envelope cool pattern. thunderstorms firing up. lows staying off the coast for now. it will probably punch inland maybe on sunday. if that's the case, there could be more thunderstorms and a rapid cooldown. not much change. morning clouds, breezy to windy in spots. yesterday. i think today we'll roll it right over. 50s, 60s and 70s. thursday, friday, saturday will be warm. there will be a little bit of cloud cover, there are partly cloudies on sunday. one forecast model really is not buying into the big warmup. it does warm us up but the

the temperature in alameda near 80 degrees today.ue further to the west as we head towards the golden gate bridge. we have noticed an influx of a veil of high, thin clouds moving in over the coast and into the bay. matching some of the sunshine bringing on the temperature now. san francisco at 71 degrees after a high of 73 today. we are still in the mid-70s around the peninsula. 93 livermore. clouds in the tri-valley. that knocked back that temperature of 95 in livermore down to 93, two degrees in the last 60 minutes. winds 10 to 20. west onshore wind is reaching a good 45 miles inland at 13 miles per hour. high thin clouds tonight. still a few stars out there. some very mild overnight lows. tomorrow, everybody cools down. we will have some clouds gathering at the coast all day long. and the extended forecast calls for some seasonal highs. meanwhile, red flag warning is in effect until 7:00 tonight. and that red highlighted area which encompasses pretty much the carquinez strait and delta, the winds more offshore straight up to 30 mi

. >>> alameda sheriff's deputies want your help in finding a missing woman of san lorenzo. she is 77 years old and she was last seen yesterday morning at her house. she is driving a white 2003 toyota camry. new city audit of the housing authority shows the agency is mismanaged and needs lots of changing. they list where the authority can improve and they have not updated public housing and does not evict tenants who are late on rent. they were supposed to hire maintenance workers and have not and because of that they have missed out on income. >>> they are license inning american lives even marriage and they report more than 1/3 of recent marriages started as online relationship. they say they are less likely to break up and they are happier than people who met in person first. but there are questions about the site since it was managed by e.harmony. >>> it is costing him $2 million in fines. they built a $10 million wedding site which looked more like a movie set with ponds and cottages. he was fined because of the area being ecologically sensitive and he didn't have the p

you can see this is a pretty remote area near alameda county creek. police say the girl did everything right by running away. let's go to a picture of the suspect, 23-year-old aaron kumar roy. he will be in court this afternoon at 2:00 facing six fell nil charges of kidnapping, assault with a deadly weapon and intent to commit rape. he was in the lucky's parking

here's a live look outside at the alameda county fair.an see the flags blowing in the background. a live look outside in san francisco. golden gate bridge nice blue skies and temperatures in san francisco about 63. 73 the current temperature in livermore and warm in santa rosa at 79 degrees. may not feel quite as warp as it actually is thanks to -- as warm as it actually is thanks to the wind. breezy conditions, 17-mile-per- hour winds in san jose, 20 in fremont, 31 miles an hour in sfo, 29 in san francisco and breezy up north 14 miles per hour out of the north-northwest in santa rosa. again this westerly flow helping to keep things feeling cooler than they are. and that's thanks in part to the area of low pressure that's been sitting to the north. it's going to be moving east and building in from the west is high pressure. you know, that means a little gradual warming into the weekend. temperatures increasing a couple of degrees day to day and breezy conditions kept around. winds diminish overnight and pick up tomorrow into the afternoon

the alameda sheriff deputy has issued a silver alert for a 77-year-old woman who has not been seen since 9:30 yesterday only at her home in san leandro. she could be driving a white 2003 camry license plate 5aua431. >> police are holding two suspects in the shooting deaths of two teens behind a kohl's department store. an 18-year-old and 17-year-old juvenile were arrested over the weekend accused of killing a 15-year-old and 16-year-old behind the department store if may. the city has seen 21 homicides surpassing the 46 from last year at this pace. >> the victim of a brutal gang rape at a homecoming in 2009 is expected to testify for the first time today. opening statements were held yesterday for 20-year-old one of six defendants accused. the prosecution says peter initially tried to minimize involvement saying he only fondled the girl but the d.a. told the jury he and the others did not much more. >> she suffered serious trauma around the head and face, she had a concussion, cuts and scrapes from being beaten and dragged, she has cold and naked. >> opening statements will be held today

the alameda county fair. it offers a handful of rides and attractions. they have a hypnotist, possibly to train you not to worry about the warm weather. horseracing out there and fireworks and, of course, the deep fried food it's all happening this weekend at the alameda county fair. they expect the temperature of 100 degrees. also the san francisco pride this weekend at the civic center, that's probably going to drawing a big crowd about 79 degrees. what happens next? temperatures at 100 degrees inland. beaches remain in the 70s so if you need to cool off, the westerlies will kick in in the afternoon. they have today. we have westerly winds to about 20 miles per hour. we'll still have hot temperatures through tuesday and high pressure builds from the desert southwest moves over the pacific, as a result it will be hot right through tuesday especially inland. the beaches don't look like they are going to get much above the 70s though. weekend highs on the average at this time of year are in the mid-80s. but in

. >> in the east bay shorts are looking for a missing woman, the alameda county sheriff has issued aver abetter for the 77-year-old woman who has amount disease and no one has seen her since 9:30 yesterday morning. she is said to be driving a white 2003 camry license plate 5aua431. >> police in the south bay are holding two suspects this morning in the shooting deaths of two teens in san jose. an 18-year-old from san jose and a 17-year-old juvenile were arrested accused of killing a 15 and 16-year-old behind a kohl's department store may 26. the city has seen 21 homicides so far on pace to surpass 36 last year. >> the victim of a brutal gang rape in richard high school homecoming in 2009 will testify today for the first time. opening statements were held yesterday for the 20-year-old one of sixnt accused in the attack. the prosecution says he tried to minimize his involvement saying he only fondled the g-8 but the -- fondled the girl but the d.a. said he did more the she has serious trauma around the head and face and concussion and cuts and scrapes from being beaten and dragged. >>

i just got off the phone with the alameda county fire department. they're telling me that they responded to the home at 11:33 a.m. yesterday on elizabeth way to a medical energy for a 6-year-old boy. that little boy had been mauled. that boy taken to lucile packard and now what's happening is we spoke with the santa clara county coroner's office and they're saying this turned into a jurisdictional issue between them and alameda county which is where the mauling happened. neighbors say it appeared that this boy lost a lot of blood and now, of course, it's turned tragic. they're saying they never saw these dogs out on the street, running around loose. they seemed friendly and very well cared for. alameda county fire department telling us at least one dog was seized from the home and union city police hoping to have an update for us later this morning. live in union city, christie smith, "today in the bay." >>> 6:02. new video overnight of a fire that ripped through the bathroom of a mobile home in san jose injuring one firefighter. firefighters say it

alameda is the only other bay area county to marry couples, four tied the knot in oakland yesterday. clerks in other bay area counties they will be ready to issue marriage licenses monday morning. >>> to coincide with the pride celebration, san francisco will be cracking down on drunk drivers tonight. police will be held on a checkpoint from 7 p.m. to 3:00 a.m.. >>> still to come, why a federal proposal could undermine a ban that begins on monday. and how californians cut the garbage they produce in half. apple is getting rid of sams >>> facebook new advertising policy takes effect monday pulling ads that have violent or sexual content. they are expanding the list that cannot carry ads. more than a dozen sponsors after women called for action that encouraged violence against women. facebook says it will review advertising guidelines and retrain workers and hold groups more accountable for the material they post. >> apple has made a deal that will replace all samsung chips by next year. they have a toxic relationship with samsung. two had a serious court battle and apple sued samsungf

the alameda county district attorney's office filed charges against him. >> how other transit agencies are planning for a possible bart strike. >>> happening now, celebrating in the windy city tens of thousands of chicago blackhawks fans partying in the streets they poured out of their homes and bars after the blackhawks defeated the bruins in boston. fans are gathering all over the city police are trying to keep a lid on the celebration. no reports of any trouble as for the game itself, mark will have more on that later on in sports. >>> one man is dead and his girlfriend fighting for her life tonight after they were shot at a muni bus shop in san francisco this afternoon the the two were sitting at west point and middle point road at 1:00 p.m. today. witnesses say a car drove up and someone got out and started shooting. police evidence markers indicate 30 shots were fired. a cousin of the critically injured 17-year-old girl identified her and said she was shot in the head she under went surgery at last check san francisco general says she remains in critical condition tonight. >>> pe

. >> still head new foods you'll get to taste if you're headed to the alameda county fair. >> we know what is to blame for that stinky problem with the coliseum over the weekend new at 4:30 he thought he's making a school video. well, surprise tribute or one principal michael finney will answer your questions here in just hin minutes. you can contact michael on facebook.com and on twitter. m finney. >> taking a look at traffic right now very slow going just a crawl for drivers on the left-hand side of the screen heading east for drivers. abc 7 news at 4:00 continues right after this. >>> a's said they've uncovered the cause of sunday's stinky sewage spill and say it wasn't really a plumbing problem seems someone stuffed a cloth down the toilet that clogged the pipes sending sewage back up into the showers. a recall for are tesla this afternoon. and tesla says there is a defect in the mounting of the seat. so far there have been no customer complaints. tesla says a worker noticed and reported it to the company. >> men's warehouse fired george skimmer best known for the line you're goin

we are live at the alameda county fair. >>> good morning. interstate 880 in oakland looks good in both directions. we'll tell you more about the morning commute. you kids should count yourselves lucky. we didn't have u-verse back in my day. you couldn't just... guys... there you are. you know you couldn't just pause a show in one room, then... where was i... you couldn't pause a show in one room then start playing it in another. and...i'm talking to myself... [ male announcer ] call to get u-verse tv for just $19 a month for 2 years with qualifying bundles. rethink possible. >>> just a few patchy low clouds. once that gives away sunny and breezy today. and a little one. glum chp is investigating -- >>> chp is investigating a fatal accident. sal is checking this out and bring you an update coming up on mornings on 2. >>> meantime an investigation goes on in berkeley into this early morning house fire. it started around midnight at this home. flames spread from the basement to the attic. luckily no one was hurt. >>> and president obama these a

. >>> alameda has been becoming hole for the first time in 77 years. the city is regaining control of alameda point and that land was given to the government used as a name ofville -- navadaville air station creating thousands of jobs and the plan is to build a redevelopment hub and 1,400 homes. >>> a senate hearing is looking into what the pentagon is called a rare thing of sexual assaults in the military. they are looking into it as well as the joint chiefs of staff who will testify and they are looking to change what they call is broken system. >> when victims fear they cannot come forward, they have been violently raped and can not come forward you need to create is space where they can trust. >> there are reports of sexual adult but some military leaders. but some speak out against it and say taking away their authority could negative live impact discipline. >>> they will testify about being targeted by the internal revenue service. several of them say it was delayed that the arthroscope internal revenue service is noticing. >>> the farm bill says

the alameda county district attorney's office filed charges against him. >> how other transit agencies are planning for a possible bart strike. >>> happening now, celebrating in the windy city tens of thousands of chicago blackhawks fans partying in the streets they poured out of their homes and bars after the blackhawks defeated the bruins in boston. fans are gathering all over the city police are trying to keep a lid on the celebration. no reports of any trouble as for the game itself, mark will have more on that later on in sports. >>> one man is dead and his girlfriend fighting for her life tonight after they were shot at a muni bus shop in san francisco this afternoon the the two were sitting at west point and middle point road at 1:00 p.m. today. witnesses say a car drove up and someone got out and started shooting. police evidence markers indicate 30 shots were fired. a cousin of the critically injured 17-year-old girl identified her and said she was shot in the head she under went surgery at last check san francisco general says she remains in critical condition tonight. >>> pe

alameda has big plans for the acres. alameda sees that the government back in 1936. >>> early buzz is generating big for the film --smsour rob ross spoke with the family today. and also speak briefly with grant's young daughter. >> look at that. >> reporter: as 5 christmas but it feels likr for the movie just arrived and she could not wait to see them >> it makes me happy. >> why ? >> because i never had so much posters about my dad. >> the movie is about the event leading up about the death of her father oscar grant, the film is expected to open next month. >> her family does not want her to see the film until she's older. >> it is up to her until she becomes a danger. >> when bart police office shot and killed him. the incident sparked outrage in the community,. >> we are fortunate that our story is being told because again it happened to a lot of people nationwide. >> i hope the anger that characterize this case is gone. . the family still wants for her to experience and the surrounding the movie without the sadness.

. >>> an alameda county sheriff deputy want -- alameda county sheriff deputies want your help. they have issued an alert for a woman. herrera was last seen at her house. she's driving a white 2003 white toyota camera, 5 aua 431 is the license plate number. >>> a stolen piece of artwork is missed. it's a pig pink riding a rainbow colored bicycle. investigators say it was given to the 7-year-old girl by her grandfather from japan and the girl had become very attached to it. >>> 7:18. a new study shows technology is influencing all areas of american lives including marriage. researchers talked with thmarrndd people and found more than one- third started their relationship online. the study also says couples whose relationships began online are less likely to break up. >>> former facebook president shawn parker's lavish wedding in big sur has cost him an extra $2.5 million in fines. he got married saturday and built a $10 million wedding site that looked more like a movie set with water falls. he was fined because the area is ecologically sensitive and he did not have a permit to b

the alameda county fair. nascar coming to town.e have beautiful conditions, 86 degrees inland today bay side, 72 degrees and 67 at the coast. as we get into the next couple days, things are really going to change. we have rain headed our way over the course of the weekend. so stick around. we'll get your seven day outlook. we'll time the system to your doorstep. first, 5:26. a man who likes entertainment of any sort. mike inouye. >> i like to watch the entertainment, not be on that high wire. over here treading the line between a big flow of traffic and a big jam. right now we're easing over toward the jam side out of the stop sign. that's good news, southbound 880, officer addison with chp telling us you see the backup registering from our sensors. i see the flow quickly as you're heading southbound on 880 out of downtown oakland and down toward the coliseum. you the slowing for the next few as it continues to recover. hopefully in the next ten you'll see a great deal of recovery. meanwhile crossing the bay, the san mateo bridge a

we could see warmer days for tomorrow. 73 in alameda.ll talk more about the weather coming up. >> thank you. >>> usually it's the fbi doing the questioning. this morning the nation's top cop will be giving the answers. robert mueller will be questioned by the house judiciary committee. the fbi director's last day is september 4 and committee members want to ask him about some of the highest profile cases over the last 12 years. among them, boston marathon bombings, the attack on the u.s. consulate in libya and the recent leaks of classified information. >>> the man who unveiled a u.s. government program that monitors phone and internet records revealed something new. edward snowden tells a chinese newspaper the united states has been hacking into computers in china and hong kong for years. he said the targets include the chinese university of hong kong and its students. meanwhile, though, the head of national security agency defended the government's surveillance program before congress. >> both here and abroad, disrupting or contributin

unincorporated alameda county.and it provides a positive place for teens and young adults to hang out and get involved. today the community is invited to get a tour but the center opened its doors to 9 youth of alameda county three weeks ago and they say word is beginning to spread. >> hear about it, you know, spread the word. this is a cool place, i should go. there is people from arroyo high school coming here. >> what have i been doing? the streets. >> the center is nine years in the making and it is state of the art. they are recording and dance studio and a gym and library and health care and various programs available. >>> i actually heard from comedian members that the community looks different. there is less people out, less young people just out roaming around the street and they know they are here and connected to be role models and they are involved in positive activities. >> the executive director says the center works because young people work for the staff and everyone partners with the community prov

. >> pam: another case was also reported in alameda county. officials at the centers for disease control say, at least 35 people, in at least five states have been affected. townsend farms says, the outbreak has been traced to a type of pomegrante seeds from turkey. that are in its fruit mix. >> reporter: here's what you need to know about hepatitis a. it's a viral invection of the liver. symptoms include nausea, jaundice, and dark urine among others. most people recover with in a few weeks. also inportant to note here. hepatitis a is not deadly lie hepatitis "b" no treatment, but most children have been vaccinated to prevent it.and there are shots people can take to keep from contracting it. >> pam: stay with kron 4-- we will bring you the latest developments on the local hepatitis - a cases. we will have updates on our web site. kron four dot com. as well as on our facebook and twitter pages. >> pam: new tonight at 8-- we're learning more details in the case of a former bay area football coach. who is charged with sexually molesting several

that was the site of the alameda air station.after the feds decommissioned the site, they're now making redevelopment plans with the hope of luring jobs to the area. >> a decision on where the new patent office would be permanently housed was expected this july. now there is no longer a set time frame. the general services administration was looking at some locations in california. they're causing rents to go up for those who can least afford it. more come ug oing up at 6:00. >>> apple's proposed headquarters will bring the city a financial boost. according to a study the three-year construction plan alone will bring more than 9,000 jobs to the area. apple itself plans to hire 740 50 jobs to fill what it's kaug the spaceship. they would spend $2 million a year at local businesses. >>> good afternoon i'm jeff ranieri. a lot of sunshine anwarmer temperatures. take a look at the outside, what's you're going to find is plenty of cloud cover moving into fran. we'll talk about major heat and increasing fire danger coming up. >> the pow

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we are at the alameda county fair in pleasanton. looks like it's going to be a great day to come out to the fair if you want to do that. all around the bay area we're enjoying our first full day of summer. temperatures warming up a bit a lot of 50s outside. even upper 80s in the valleys. 70s inside the bay. 60s at the coastline. over the weekend, should be even hotter for saturday. much cooler maybe some showers on sunday. >> announcer: this national weather report sponsored by hilton. travel is calling you to book a great get away at hiltongetaways.com. . >>> a new study warns of the growing danger for thousands of cell phone users on the go. it has nothing do with driving. >>> it is time. it's not very safe. i still do it. >> why you could be putting yourself at risk just by walking and talking. >>> and the moment that captured america's heart. >> daddy loves you. daddy loves you. >> how a deaf boy heard his father's voice. we'll look at the surgery that changed his life and how it can help other kids. >>> the news is back in the

one person is in contra costa county, the other in alameda. bags of townsend farms frozen berry mix from costco are linked to 30 illnesses nationwide. seven in california alone. costco recalled the berries, which had been on the shelf since late february. >>> two accidental deaths marred a busy weekend in yosemite. a falling rock killed a british climber yesterday. 28-year-old, felix was struck by a large rock that his climbing partner knocked loose. and the search is on hold for a sacramento man who went over the nevada falls saturday. ali coleman was swimming and when he was swept away. his body has not been recovered, but he couldn't have survived. now there have been four accidental fatalities this year. >> unfortunately, we are on a bad curve for the year. we are hoping we slow down. >> the last stop was two weeks ago. >> also tonight, they are saying the big wild fire in southern california won't be fully contained for at least another week. edward lawrence tells us it burned 46 square miles. roughly the size of san francisco and only ab

alameda will open at 7:30. the defenders of prop eight are speaking out about the appellate court. they released this statement. it remains to be seen whether the fight may go on but still it is a disgrateful day for the state of california. california repairs for sunday's pride parade. how the city is preparing for the record crowd expected to celebrate coming later on. >>> now to the triple digit heat hitting the area. the forecast calls for high temperatures and low winds. so exhaust fumes from vehicles are expected to cause dangerous air. and ktvu chief meteorologist bill martin is tracking the heat and the warning it's prompted, bill. >> reporter: it's going to be hot out there tomorrow. you can tell by how warm it is right now. it's 94 degrees in antioch. 85 in concord. coming up at 10:30 at night and you have numbers in the mid-80s and mid-90s in the warmest spots. it's not going to get that cool tonight. so tomorrow is going to be a very hot day. an excessive heat warning comes into effect monday and tuesday. getting into 103, 104, 105 maybe 106 degrees. társ going to be da