>> new crash and i just got word cleared from the area of burlingame toward broadway. here's 101 south. you see a lighter flow of traffic and 101 wasn't really impacted by the minor impact over there in burlingame. that's right around here for the earlier crash. the camera right there where i just showed you. throughout, green sensors around the bay. looking at contra costa county, a smooth drive except for right here. may have a new incident.

so that couldn't be towed to burlingame, so hit had to be towed to another lot. on the next page, there's notes that actually talk about call the customer five minutes before arrival, and a phone number, window broken, so this is that same vehicle that we were just hearing about. in your first brief by the prior attorneys, this issue was addressed to the extent that with regard to one of these customers for enterprise, they were catching a plane when they were called, and they said they were going to be out of town, so that's why the bill was exorbitant, but it was still negotiated down, as you just heard. the red cherokee also has a job order. it was also supposed to go to burlingame, and it was also closed because it was a night time tow. page two, this job stated customer will do a ride along, so to say that the customers didn't know where their vehicles were going is somewhat suspect, but that's what's in my brief overall. everything that's been provided that has to do with anything forward from october 2017, when the officer indicated there would be a revoca

kpix5's mary lee is live outside the kate spade store in burlingame. mary?e to the employees here at this shop. they say people have been coming by and wearing their original kate spade handbags to pay tribute to the fashion designer. >> i was surprised. she was at the top of her game. >> reporter: have you ever had a kate spade bag? >> yeah. one time i bought it for a gift, yes, yeah. it's really nice. >> reporter: we talked with people here at this kate spade store in burlingame about this loss to the fashion world. >> just shocked. i mean it's completely unbelievable that i mean she's just been an institution, right, for so many years to so many women, not only, you know, older women, younger women. she's so relevant to today's fashion. >> reporter: caroline chen loves the kate spade brand and she admires the iconic fashion designer's classic creative style. >> as you can tell, i actually am holding one of her handbags and i think that her designs and her patterns is just what's really kept her relevant for so many years because she's ever changing. >> re

more now on this breaking news from debora villalon in burlingame tonight.ouncement by cal fire. it's a firm that represents dozens of victims from what cal fire calls the october fire siege. conclusions now reached on those 12 fires including some in napa and mendocino counties in which people died point to limbs and trees falling on power lines, pg&e equipment coming apart in a high wind and power polls snapping. in eight of the 12 where brush was too close to lines, cal fires turned its conclusions over

. >> they were brought to the spca in burlingame where six weeks later the pups were weaned.y are ready for adoption. in foster care they were given names of the british royal family. >> the puppies we have available are prince harry. and then we have prince william. we have meghan markle. and then charlotte. and then princess indicator duchess kate. and then of course the mother queen elizabeth. >> the sixth puppy named lady di is in foster kir until gaining weight. charlotte has already been adopted by sheri pederson. >> she took to my son very quickly. she was an easy pick. although they are wonderful puppies please come get one. >> kate gets a new name since that's already a kate in the family. the new name will be daisy. queen elizabeth, the canine was relieved that the nursing duties are over. we'll have details on adoption fees and hours on our website, abc7news.com. in burlingame, david louie, abc 7 news. >>> cute puppies. >>> fantastic. >>> just ahead on news at 4:00, the graegt are great lengths bay area high school students went to to help a fellow teenager, a >> a

>> new crash and i just got word cleared from the area of burlingame toward broadway. here's 101 south. you see a lighter flow of traffic and 101 wasn't really impacted by the minor impact over there in burlingame. that's right around here for the earlier crash. the camera right there where i just showed you. throughout, green sensors around the bay. looking at contra costa county, a smooth drive except for right here. may have a new incident. right awe off of 680. back to you. >> thank you very much. >>> happening today, firing gunshots into the air to make it safer, it sounds like a contradiction. >> that's what's happening in contra costa county today, all a test, unique one from chp. pete suratos joining us live with what you shouldn't be alarmed if you hear the shots. pete? >> reporter: yeah. good morning to you, marcus and laura. part of the shots spotter testing taking place on different freeways along contra costa county and might be related to the testing and not disclosing the locations and making folks aware of it. what is it? it's been around for quite some

this is a live look outside downtown burlingame where the cloud cover may be providing a little relieffar. thanks so much for joining us, i'm kris sanchez, laura garcia is off. >> i'm marcus washington. let's get to kari hall for what to expect today, a heat up in some places. >> there will be places to find cooler weather, maybe going to reggae park in san mateo. our highs in san mateo reaching 0 degrees and cooling down nicely in time for the music to start. or if you're going to the alameda county fair in pleasanton, it's going to be warming up for the tri-valley. inland areas reaching into the mid-80s by the afternoon. here is a look at all of our highs today. 88, 91 in concord. in napa, 87 while san francisco stays in the cool mid-60s. we'll talk about the week ahead in seven minutes. mike, schtick still tracking the fire in oakland. >> breaking news on the traffic front because we spotted it from the traffic camera. still a little smoke. if we hang onto this shot we may see a bart train running by as it emerges from the tunnel and over to the stations. we saw it going on the trac

. >> reporter: the event with gary brady in the county didn't happen at the convention in burlingame? absolutely did not. and i have those documents. >> she denies all three officers' stories, but i'll dig deeper coming up on abc7 news at 11:00, eric. >> all right, dan, looking forward to that report. thank you. >> thank you. >> an officer accidentally shot himself in the leg at a marathon in san diego. he was chasing down a hit and run suspect near the finish line. the officer says she pulled out a weapon, he drew his firearm, but it accidentally discharged hitting him in the lower leg. the officer should fully recover. police believe the woman may also be connected to the kidnapping of a man. >>> an fbi agent accidentally shot a man while doing a back flip at a club in denver. it was all caught on video. ♪ ♪ >> a bar patron was hit in the leg and is expected to be fine. the fbi agent was off duty and it's not clear if that was a bureau issued gun or his own weapon. the department is investigating and it will be up to the district attorney's office to determine whether to file charge

ironically, the burlingame treaty was signed by the secretary of state on july 28, 1868, the same day that he signed a proclamation that the 14th amendment had become part of the constitution. the burlingame treaty, contained an exception to the general equal treatment will for naturalization chinese did not have the privilege of naturalization under the treaty because they did not have the privilege of naturalization under the naturalization act of 1790. this contradiction that the same day, we are adopting a racially discriminatory statue, indicates at the 14th amendment rested on some principle of day, we are the, that racial discrimination is wrong. congress also debated the naturalization act in 1870 by virtue of the 14th amendment, african born in this country was citizens, by virtue of the naturalization act of 1790, african emigrants conceptualize. always to be done about that? one proposal was to amend the aliens,rovide any except natives of china and japan, become citizens of the united states. charles sumner, just post to take the word white out of the naturalization laws t

the burlingame treaty contained an exception to the general equal treatment rule for naturalization. the chinese did not have the privilege of naturalization under the treaty because they did not have the privilege of naturalization under the naturalization act of 1790. contradiction that they were adopting the 14th amendment, were adopting that is going to tory statute indicates that the amendment rested on some principle other than that racial discrimination is wrong. debated theo naturalization act in 1870 by virtue of the 14th amendment. african-americans born in this country were citizens. of the naturalization act of 1790, african immigrants could not naturalize. what was to be done? -- proposal was justor charles sumner proposed to take the word white out of the naturalization laws everywhere that they appear and it on a completely race neutral basis. stewartle like senator who had introduced protections and the enforcement act of 1870 strongly pros to race neutrality. i do not propose to hand over our institutions to hand over our institution's any foreigners who have no symp

were going to be when they were going to be the new how hot it was they should have prevented in burlingame gabe slate kron 4 news. kron 4 news. gabe slate kron 4 news. (pam) we first told you about this breaking news.. with a push alert from our mobile app. stay connected on breaking news by getting alerts straight to your phone. download the kron-4 mobile app today (vicki) increased security tonight at oracle arena for the warriors watch party of game 4 in cleveland. this, after a shooting in the parking lot after game -three on wednesday.(pam) but warriors fans tonight are focused on the game. the dubs could clinch the championship with a win tonight. kron-4's hermela aregawi joins us live from oakland... where roar-acle is rocking... (pam) thank you hermela... we'll check back in with you when the game is over. (pam) nowrace for mayor in san francisco ... which is still too close to call tonight. you can see mark leno has a narrow lead over london breed.(vicki) kron-4's charles clifford joins us live from san francisco tonight with more on the numbers...charles. (pam) 4th of july is jus

rommel narvaez went to the homes of two jurors in burlingame and redwood city.armed robbery from 20-13. last tuesday a teenage daughter of a juror found narvaez peeking in the window of their home. narvaez also left a note at another jurors home. a mistrial was declared and new charges were filed of jury tampering... violating a court order anqd prowling. narvaez remains in custody on a no-bail basis. ( james ) still ahead on the kron 4 morning news... a security camera a hit and run near half moon bay. more on who polcie say they are now looking for. ( james ) and after the break... helicopter video from the big island. the "explosions" now occuring. ( anny ) and i am tracking your bay area forecast. checking the bay bridge commute on wb 80. your drive time is less than 30 min from the maze to fremont street it's just my eczema again,. but it's fine. yeah, it's fine. you okay? eczema. it's fine. hey! hi! aren't you hot? eczema again? it's fine. i saw something the other day. myeczemaexposed.com. your eczema could be something called atopic dermatitis, which can

21, a resolution to extend a five-year lease expansion for 6,000 square feet at malcolm rolled, burlingameichael c. mitchell. may 1, 2018, through april 30, 2023, at a cost of $126,000 and 3% annual increases with two, one-year options to extend. >> supervisor breed: same house, same call. without objection, the resolution is adopted unanimously. >> clerk: resolution to approve property improvements from lake merced golf club for $66,000 to be used by the city for periodic scheduled maintenance, emergency repairs and regional groundwater storage and recovery project and adopt the ciqa determinations and make the same findings. >> supervisor breed: came house, same call? adopted unanimously. >> clerk: issuance and sale of revenue mortgage bonds by the city in an aggregate principle amount not to exceed $95 million for construction of 127 units of affordable residential rental housing to be located at 2050, 2060 and 2070folsom street and shotwell street. >> supervisor breed: same house, same call? without objection, adopted unanimously. >> clerk: item 24, approval of the clubhouse for golden

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in burlingame, david louie, abc 7 news. >>> still made on abc 7, a young warriors fan being treated forar treatment and now she is on the road to recovery. her story of victory off the court. but first, here is a live look outside from our abc 7 exploratorium camera. can't see much out there right now. pretty foggy. lisa argen will have the full accu >>> welcome back. time is 5:41 and we're taking a live look outside there our abc 7 roof camera. you can see we are off to a foggy start throughout parts of the bay area. lisa argen will let uts know when the fog will lift coming up in the >>> there is the skip the straw campaign to reduce pollution that affects bay area water ways and wildlife. peer 39 is working with restaurants and eateries as well as ferries and charters to convert to paper straws or provide them only upon request. the state senate is also debating a bill right now that would ban plastic straws in all dine-in restaurants. >>> lisa argen is tracking the forecast for us. and behind us on the bay bridge, we can see the fog soaking it all in. >> yeah, the marine layer is ge

. >> reporter: they were brought to the peninsula humane society in burlingame where siex weeks laterly. >> so the puppies that we have available are prince harry. then we have prince william. we have meghan markle and then also charlotte and then princess kate or duchess kate. then of course the mother, queen elizabeth. >> reporter: the sixth puppy, named lady di, is still in foster care until she gape gains weight. kate has been adopted by sherry peterson and her family. >> she was very cuddly and she took to my son very quickly. she was an easy pick although they're all wonderful puppies. please come down and get one. >> reporter: kate will get a new name, though, since there's already a kate in the family. the new name will be daisy. queen elizabeth, the canine, was relieved that her nursing duties are over. we'll have details on adoption fees and hours on our website, abc 7 news.com. david louie, abc7 news. >> i don't want to get ahead of myself. we still have a weekend to get through, but on tuesday there's this event you might want to think about going to. let's see the weather

said the same man took a picture of her 2-year-old son while she was shoping at a grocery store in burlingameisco police are looking to spook with anyone who may have seen this man taking pictures. matt keller, abc news. >>> right now at least three people are dead after a 6.1 magnitude earthquake hit japan. i want to show you this new video from overnight. you can see the shaking. sadly one of the victims was a 9-year-old school girl. she died when a concrete wall at her school fell. two other deaths were men in their 80s. meanwhile hundreds of others were injured. this quake was centered in osaka in west attorney japan as commuters were heading to work. there are reports of several more deaths that need to be confirmed at this point. you can see tens of thousands of people are without power or water right now. in fact, the schools across the country as well closed for fear that more walls could come tumbling down. i'll be watching for updates throughout our newscast and i'll have an update when we get it. >>> voter turnout from the june 5th primary is expected to exceed numbers in the last

more now on this breaking news from debora villalon in burlingame tonight. debora. >> reporter: we are at a law firm that scrambled to respond to this late day announcement by cal fire. it's a firm that represents dozens of victims from what cal fire calls the october fire siege. conclusions now reached on those 12 fires including some in napa and mendocino counties in which people died point to limbs and trees falling on power lines, pg&e equipment coming apart in a high wind and power polls snapping. in eight of the 12 where brush was too close to lines, cal fires turned its conclusions over to county district attorneys for possible criminal charges as a violation of state law. the findings are not a surprise because four other fires of the same night have already come to the same conclusion but it adds a growing mountain of evidence shifting the liability to the utility which already said it will deenergize lines in the future when conditions are so hazardous. >> this was not a meteor out of the sky. the wind conditions were forecast days before. they kne

what they did know is they live in burlingame and they are going to school in san francisco. so i came it does put us in a really funky spot because you never know what the situation is for the family. so, the idea of, you know, wanting that person, that student to stay and have a clean cut when it comes to going to -- transferring to another school, is really important but it's also important we take care of our students but are san francisco residents. i think that when we went to a much stronger policy around what we are going to do and we started to actually act on it, it did make families think twice about trying to apply to a san francisco school when they weren't living there. you know, i guess we are giving them a little bit more time. they're giving them months instead of a shorter amount of time. i actually, you know, unless there is going to be a recommendation for an amendment on this, i would actually be a-ok with this policy for now to see how it is instituted, unless others want to, you know. >> i was trying to wrap it up for you but if you want to keep talking

here is a live look outside in burlington this morni burlingame this morning. can see the clouds but overall a very nice start as you head out for work, whatever you have to do, maybe running errands. let's get a look at this forecast heading to diridon station in san jose. just trying to get to work this morning. it's going to start out nice and cool. warming up fast. by noon in the low 70s and continuing to go up from there in san jose. the seven-day forecast is up at the bottom of the screen where we go from 83 to 93 by tomorrow. here is where you can have some cool weather. out there at at&t park enjoying the game for the evening. first pitch at 7:15, we'll be at 62 degrees. breezy with some sunshine. skies will stay clear as we go into the evening. if you have plans to go out boating today, heads up, a small craft advisory in effect. the winds will be causing higher waves today coming in from the northwest at 15 to 25 knots and swells that are 5 to 7 feet. cool weather out there as well. our temperatures reach mid-60s today, we'll have a wide range in temp

in burlingame, len ramirez, kpix5. >> i love seeing those puppies look so healthy. >> what did you say get adopted really soon. >> she's going to get a great home i hope. >> brian, what kind of pizza was that? >> a pupperoni. >> oh, boy. >>> there are signs of changes in the offing. you can see them from looking high atop sutro, the sales force 1,070-foot feet, 61 floors of it with fog coming into the bay area. it will cool down everybody tomorrow off of today's highs. we got up to 85 degrees in santa rosa, san francisco 64 and oakland 68 and in concord 83 degrees. nothing like that tomorrow, though. as we look live south from the top of sales force, concord has 81 at the moment, oakland 62, 72 at livermore and san francisco 59 degrees. here's how it looks tomorrow. instead of the 80s we'll be 70s inland. around the bay we'll be in the mid-60s and at the shoreline about 60 degrees and here's what's happening. a low pressure trough will dig a notch out of the high that kept us warm at least today. the low pressure comes down tonight and tomorrow. it will increase the low clouds and cool

on the peninsula, we have a change for speed patterns, better speeds flowing north past burli burlingame and i think they may have opened it but in the meantime if you can get to 280, use that if you have to head towards daly city out of san mateo. the rest of the bay shows a nice smooth drive and south bay has a little slowing northbound and that's mild compareded to what we often see. school is out for many districts now. looking northbound 101 with a little slowing and you saw that on the map. minor because of the lighter traffic flow. fremont southbound, northbound smoothly until you get to the area we showed you in hayward. >> coming up next, a kick loqui at top stories in south bay. we just confirmed police are investigating a hit-and-run near spartan stadium that sent a woman to the hospital. >> first happening now, a developing story out of dallas, at least five people are shot. this is during a late night football game. reporting a pregnant woman was shot and had to have an emergency c-section. plus, two astronauts and cosmonaut are back on earth. the japanese astronaut who retu

he joins us live from burlingame with reaction, gabe?an imagine...people in the north bay have strong opinions on today's report.kron 4's terisa estacio went to santa rosa to get their reaction. pg&e electric power and distribution lines, conductors and the failure of power poles caused 12 of the 2017 north bay wildfires, cal fire officials said this afternoon. the officials said the tubbs fire, which decimated santa rosa, is still under investigation. the 2017 fires, including the tubbs fire, involved more than 170 blazes and burned at least 245,000 acres in northern california. about 11,000 firefighters from 17 states and australia helped battle the fires. pg&e said in a statement, "the loss of life, homes and businesses in these extraordinary wildfires is simply heartbreaking and we remain focused on helping communities recover and rebuild. "we look forward to the opportunity to carefully review the cal fire reports to understand the agency's perspectives. based on the information we have so far, we continue to believe our overall pro

expect delays from burlingame toward palo alto, just under 30 minutes.ggle and 30 minutes in the westbound direction and 880, oakland and the nimitz freeway, 29 minutes from 238 to the maze. passed the toll plaza, crowds are in the red with 25 minutes into san francisco. hope you are not running late this morning. >>> i hope you have your sunglasses this morning. look how clear those skies are. quite a difference and the onshore breeze is lighter, meaning nice, warm weather is coming as the inland areas will show it getting pretty hot. 60 in san jose and 58 in san francisco with slight downtown san francisco. other than that, most locations pretty calm with sunshine and inland areas, upper 80s and low 90s and tomorrow, upper 90s and that warriors parade is going to be warm. ♪ o sayan ♪ oh say can you see by the dawn's early light ♪ ♪ what so proudly we hailed at the twilights last gleaming ♪ ♪ whose broad stripes and bright stars ♪ >> that's steven colbert and patrick wilson singing the national anthem. i kept thinking is there a joke here? and they din

so expect slowdowns. 25 minutes from roland to 580. 101 heading through san mateo, burlingame, we areng reports of a crash right near millbrae. and we are seeing some slowdowns just across the san mateo bridge. that's in the yellow out of hayward but oakland 880 the nimitz freeway not good northbound. 33 minutes. avoid 580. first reports of a crash that could slow things down. let's check in with neda now on the forecast. >>> looks like we have cloud coverage all around the bay and water along the coast south of the golden gate and north of the golden gate. over at sfo there's a low cloud ceiling affecting flights. about 45 minutes for arriving flights. that's 51 degrees in san francisco. 55 in livermore. oakland 53 under cloud coverage. look at the satellite-radar. the marine layer is thick throughout the morning hours. it's expected to burn off for some of you inland. but that west wind really pushing it inland this morning. 20-mile-per-hour sustained winds at sfo. 13 at oakland. and yes, the winds are keeping things cool today. hot next week. ♪ ♪ here's to you mrs. robinson >>> wel

the restaurant had locations in palo alto, san francisco, san carlos, burlingame and belmont. >>> time is 7:23. researchers are willing to pay people $3500 to get the flu. the team of researchers at st. louis university are paying volunteers to come, stay in their research suite. be intentionally exposed to the flu. and see if experimental vaccines keep them from girt of getting sick. the research room is just like a low tell room but you'd have to be quarantined there for 10 days and go through all kinds of medical tests. but the hope is, when they're done, they'll be closer to a universal flu vaccine. >>> time is 7:23. you heard of material leave and paternity. what about pawterfity. >> one country giving people time off to bond with a pet. >> wall street is closely watching canada this morning, pam cook with a look at today's dollars and cents. >> reporter: wall street is watching canada because it's the beginning the g-7 summit. president trump has been talking about unfair trade deals and imposing new tariffs. those comments and tensions over trade sent stocks down when the openin