but first kron-4's diane tuazon joins us. >> pam: diane is this heat stretching into the nighttime hours? >> pam: >> diane: is starting to cool down a rung the peninsula. but still in the '90s for much of the inland valleys. >> diane: the east bay shoreline is much cooler than what it was before, averaging below 70's there. and then have the sampras's the peninsula, into the '80s. so, here is held the rest of the evening will play out. 66 for along the coast, on route 8 and are around 8:08 a.m. bangs will clear up creek with the 90 degrees for the east bay shoreline. i will talk more about how long it will last in the seven did forecast coming up! >> pam: some south bay schools decided the heat was just too much today. they sent students home early. most of the students in the campbell union high school district were out by noon. and tomorrow, the plan is >> pam: the plant is the same. >> pam: branham, leigh, del mar, prospect and westmont high. as well as the boynton continuation high school and the camden community day school. all got out early. to dismiss early was blamed on a lack of

diane is here to tell us for how long. >> diane: and delight the heat? >> pam: well is nice when you are off. >> diane: we are going to have two more days of the upper 100 degrees temperatures in the inland valleys and 90 degrees across the east bay shoreline. >> diane: upper 80s for the east bay shoreline, and still in the '90s for the inland valley locations. went speed will pick up until 10:00 p.m. and die off by midnight. slightly cooler temperatures. but not until 10 to 11:00 tonight and in the morning they will remain until a queen warms up to the 100 degrees temperatures. >> diane: 14 mi. per hour in hayward. the heat wave that we have with the high pressure system dominating our region, here. the concern of the minister of doubt in southern california. that will help us as we move along to the area comes saturday and sunday. with much relief that we were waiting on. we do have a couple more days of the heat until the high pressure system is in place. and then we have cooler temperatures for the weekend was in makes it way into the area. >> diane:

fog. >> diane: 11:00 p.m. wednesday, clouds and more f o g with the st. catherine creek in the morning hours. with temperatures on the cooler side. >> diane: about three the grease cooler than what we had today. moving over to the east bay. >> diane: 83 for danville, and one for san ramon and send additions for the south bay as well. >> diane: 84 degrees for the east bay shoreline and seven degrees along the coast to writ thursday and friday we do have a slight warm up with 90 degrees for the valley and mid '80s for the shore. >> pam: coming up after the break white east bay residents may notice that the water may taste and smell different way to rid of that story coming up next. >> pam: >> pam: why would the raiders 50 yd line look different from everyone else is in the national football league? the gary will come right up! >> pam: and changing water quality for people in the east bay. has drawn hundreds of complaints. to some, their water tastes sour and smells bad! kron 4's justine waldman >>nats of sink >>

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. >> pam: diane? >> diane: we'll be back with the extended forecast! >> pam: new developments in the case of a missing benicia family. >> pam: police in el dorado county now say, they have found three bodies in the family's burned cabin. >> pam: and they are treating the deaths as homicides. adding, the cabin was set on fire. the identity of the bodies is still unknown. >> pam: the family's cabin is off of highway -193. just north of placerville. adam buchannan, his seven- year- old son gavin, and the boy's mother, molly mcafee, have been missing since last week. >> pam: adam is president of buchanan construction, whose offices are in benicia. not far from the family home. >> pam: he has another teenage son, and the family lawyer said remaining family members are cooperating with police. loss >> pam: a man armed with a gun. forces his way into a sausalito home tuesday night. >> pam: the home invasion occurred just before 8- at night. on the 10-0 block of central avenue. sausalito police investigators say, even though the suspect was armed with a gun, t

. >> diane: tonight, the forecasters coming up next! my here at c.k. mondavi.on, the vice president of operations to make this fine wine it takes a lot of energy. pg&e is the energy expert. we reached out to pg&e to become more efficient. my job is basically to help them achieve their goals around sustainability and really to keep their overhead low. solar and energy efficiency are all core values of pg&e. they've given us the tools that we need to become more efficient and bottom line save more money. together, we're building a better california. >> grant: is incident happened nearly a year ago but we are discussing in the video. citing the incident, as worried about the safety at the new hospital linked as suspect two years behind schedule with millions of dollars over budget. the statement says safety reported. and accused the county as using this explosion as using this explosion. >> pam: polices the received a report of a man forcing and woman into the truck of the carteret kron4 j.r. stone is following the story. j.r.? >> reporter: pam, no missin

by diane is here with word of the change and the weather. diane? >> diane: your east bayshore lines will be mount likely in the seventh degree temperatures. tomorrow we are cooling things down, pretty much until friday. aside from that we will have more f o g in place. and patchy drizzle. manley and the peninsula. >> diane: by to opium, pulling back the f o g and sunshine for the inland valleys and east bayshore lines will appear. --pulling back the patchy fog. >> diane: upper 60s for san francisco and the peninsula. i will talk about how long this will last coming up! (cheers & applause) >> pam: another ball to tell day on wall street. it is a dance that we have seen before. we do not like it though. (laughter) >> pam: the market took a dive just like it did last week, when china reported a gloomy economic reports. by day's end. u.s. stocks were down across the board. with the dow closing at -469 point-68. >> there economy is slowing down to a manufacturing economy. it is not without a hiccup here or there. there was more of an excuse than any thi

loss of gatos >> diane:-all cleared up.tions. 86 degrees on average, clear skies coming this weekend rally into next week. >> catherine: a reminder. for push alerts on breaking news, and up-to-the-minute weather forecasts, download the free kron4 mobile application. >> catherine: vaccination opponents submit petition signatures to california. in an attempt to overturn a recent bill signed by govenor jerry brown. >> catherine: the bill signed on june 30. requires children entering kindergarten to be vaccinated against diseases. such as measles and whopping certifies that child has a medical condition, such as allergies. >> catherine: valid signatures from more than 35-thousand registered voters--- are needed to qualify the referendum for the november 2016 ballot. >> catherine: the president of planned parenthood - cecile richards make one clear claim about those undercover videos that show her group supposedly selling fetal tissue. >>"the outrageous accusations leveled against planned parenthood based on heavily offensive an

>> diane: will be back with the 7 day forecast coming up in a few minutes. ♪ great change comes fromoing the right thing. like the radical idea that health isn't an industry. it's a cause. so we do things differently. we combine care and coverage. and believe prevention is the most powerful of cures. so forgive us for not going with the flow. we just think the flow should go with us. which makes us rebels with one cause. your health. >> pam: stanford researchers find school lunches can expose school - aged children to a toxic chemical. >> pam: that chemical---- b- p-a ----is often found in the containers the food is stored in. and can be especially dangerous for children whose bodies are still developing. >> pam: we wanted to know how you can protect your children from b-p-a. >> pam: kron-4's alecia reid talked with the executive director of the center for environmental health. >> pam: alecia, what can parents do? >> reporter:this brings into children eating when they go to school. >> reporter:canned food contributes to most of the bpa exposure. and a lot of the food that is being se

>> diane: we will have about 21 mi. per hour wind gust to it because we are awaiting for the relief of rain showers, the interest which will come at on wednesday. since wednesday morning between 5:00 a.m. and 11:00 a.m.. >> diane: also, keep in mind as the more your transition it will get wendy. --windy >> diane: mostly cloudy, tonight. tomorrow, showers are likely. but the land speak. and mostly sunny conditions jumping back to the mid '80s close to 90s by friday through saturday and sunday. >> pam:as our coverage of the valley wildfire continues at five. we are seeing just how devastating the wildfire is. from the air. >> pam:plus. we are learning new information about the woman saturday night. and why she did not evacuate her home. >> pam:and the valley fire is not the only wildfire burning in the state tonight. next. the latest on the even larger. butte fire that is still burning tonight. i don't want to live with ...whether i should seek treatment. i am ready. because today there's harvoni. seek treatment. a revolu

next. >> diane: rainshowers are headed to the bay area. i will let you know how long does the crown in your 7 day forecast! next. welcome to subway, what can i make for you? how about our new flavor-packed italian hero? with three authentic italian deli meats; spiced capicola, a cracked- pepper-seasoned mortadella and spicy genoa salami. enjoy it while it's here! subway. eat fresh. >> pam: breaking news tonight >> pam: wildfire evacuees waiting to check on pets >> pam: grant? >> grant: is a good nose. so many supplies have been donated. it is the stacks and stacks of water. they have so much bottled water they could supply these people for two weeks. and that is what it are preparing for careers and, they hope that it is not that long. >> grant: the also do not need any clothing like disparate they can use jackets. they are sorting items by size. so if someone comes up for a five size shirt for their daughter then is already organized. what they say is needed is the following, tens and tarps for the tense because rain is expected for tomor

--patchy fog >> diane: first day of fall for tomorrow. but we were jumping up to and the low 90s. >> diane: we will have sunny skies and then back to where we should be around this time with a lease and mostly clear skies. >> pam: is something that would change the way bart members get their tickets. >> grant: watching kron 4 news from your tablet or your found. --phone, giving the mobile application is really easy just go google play on that and draw it device or the app store for and iphone. >> grant: start here with the kron 4 news application download it today. >> pam: s bart is planning to update its aging ticket machines. they are easily will be using a high-tech pay system that will require new equipment. bart has given its long time finishing vendor and $12.6 million contract. >> catherine: to update the ticket heyman systems, the new machines will let use more options to pay, including your role pay and mastercard and visa. eventually the options might include mobil payments. >> catherine: the machines now being used are said to

. >> diane: your 7 day forecast is coming up next! >> diane: your 7 day forecast is coming up next! we will be back bp 64/40 sterilize sites. multiple foreign objects in the body. tweezers. (buzz!) (buzz!) if you're the guy from the operation game, you get operated on. it's what you do. (buzz!) if you want to save fifteen percent or more on car insurance, you switch to geico. it's what you do. so, what did you guys they think of the test drive? i love the jetta. but what about a deal? terry, stop! it's quite alright... you know what? we want to make a deal with you. we're twins, so could you give us two for the price of one? come on, give us a deal. look at how old i am. do you come here often? he works here, terry! you work here, right? yes... ok let's get to the point. we're going to take the deal. the volkswagen model year end sales event ends on labor day. so hurry in to your local volkswagen dealer today. >> pam: labor day weekend is just days away, and already, the california highway patrol says, the roads are more deadly than in recent years. >> pam: kron 4's alecia reid went

diane cho was there as they arrived in the nation's capital.bout what it was like when they join. >> we could choose where we wanted to go. diane: these are all veterans. behold, i was lost in the woods. diane: sharing a bond only they could understand. >> it was very male-dominated. that was the way the times were. diane: beverly was in the army nurse corps during the vietnam war. >> took care of a lot of young burns, bad burns. diane: she was part of the first all women's honor flight. honored nor never respected as veterans. were: most senior veterans paired with a younger veteran, some of which served in iraq and afghanistan. of the oldern awe vets, and the older vets are in awe of them. diane: they stopped by the women in military service memorial. kellye: we now have a name to put to the latest adorable panda. >> bei bei. experts chosen by our in china. inlye: bei bei was born august. the zoo normally waits 100 days to name pandas, but it was a ceremony with the first ladies of china and the u.s. cute. devon: love to see that they did the

. >> diane: cooler temperatures are in place. and, i will let you know how long that will last up next! >> grant: this is 11 days ago on a bus ride after a game. carlos anderson, with the district say is unacceptable for a coach or ministration handing tasting their hands on a student. anderson, is very close with the student. >> i can say that the coach is a good man. obviously, things take a different course when he motions get involved. at the end of the day, he loves these kids. he comes every day, 630 and leaves at 11. he is a dedicated teacher. >> grant: far we have not been able to reach him. to get his side of the story pretty is on administrative leave. this will take several days to complete the investigation. >> catherine:another inmate has been found dead at the santa clara county jail--- raising new concerns. >> catherine:sheriff's officials say the man was found in his cell unresponsive yesterday morning. he was pronounced dead after attempts to revive him failed. >> catherine:authorities are looking to see whether

>>diane tuazon: edition is some light to moderate range showers and mountain p.m. to 9 by midnight you could see a lot of it will push off to the east and by thursday to a lot of the high cost a call to the coastal regions given us plenty of sunshine for the island out of the east bay shoreline south end and what it will warm things up after the storm system of all the way 37 and a five jumping back into the '90s come saturday sunday the clear skies and goes on to the judge was a month into the next week. >>pam moore: the gloves come off the republican presidential debate tonight is happening now if catherine is back with highlights. >>pam moore: what the rain is certainly a welcome sight for the firefighters on the front lawn it is not all good news the problems the storm is causing for the search crews and the evacuees who are forced to live in tents that is coming up tonight at 8:00. >>catherine heenan: to nice republican debate this is on going it is at the reagan library this time the city ballot with 11 of the top tier candidates this time she was in the firs

diane cho abc 7 news. kellye: we are getting a new look at the survivors of the ambush on wdbj television, the crew that was ambushed. the photos were posted to a updatek page set up to vicki gardner's recovery. you can see garner smiling for she was shot during a live interview with reporter alison parker and photographer adam ward. ward and parker were shot and killed. the shooter later shot and killed himself. d.c. police have made an arrest in a shooting that killed one man and wounded another in northwest. the shooting happened just before 3:30 this morning on 7th street. a 55-year-old died at the scene. a second man was taken to the hospital with nonlife threatening injuries. we have an update to a story that we brought you last night at 11:00. police say they have found a prisoner who escaped from custody in northeast. jerome wright took off from the area of seventh and eighth streets. in custody for drug charges. checking the weather right now, another warm day, but what is ahead for labor day? met

live in clarksburg, diane cho, abc7 news. maureen: thank you. still ahead on "abc7 news at 6:00" -- why an entire beach is being moved underground in the district. the first mission for the nasa probe to pluto. refugee crisisthe help for those fleeing syria and why arab nation turn them away by the thousands. stephen tschida will tell us how long the -- steve rudin will tell us how long the weather will last. and we have pictures of the cookout tonight. this one is from xena with a beautiful feast for her family. remember, if you see it, send it. pics@wjla >> britain, france, new zealand agreed to accept thousands of refugees from syria and the middle east. 15,000 people stuck on an island near greece. they are waiting for documents before moving to the main land. refugees broke through the police line at the hungary-serbia border. hundreds of people began long trek to western europe. >> "i am an old woman. i ran from brutality and they put me here in the sun. i lost my home, my everything. all i have left are my sons." maureen: while the europe

i'm andrea grymes. >> i'm diane macedo. vanessa murdock is live in red hook, brooklyn, getting ready and walk. >> good morning. it's spectacular. the sun is up. few clouds. we are about 100 feet from the start line. beyond the american flags, if you can see the balloon arch, that is the start line. tunnel. it will be a spectacular morning. let's take you to the forecast so you know what to expect when you step outside this morning. it's invigorating. morning. 43 in partake. bell march is the warm spot at 61. today's forecast this morning at the start 9:30, 64 degrees is what we anticipate in red hook, brooklyn. a mix of sun and clouds and a breeze out of the northeast with 10 miles per hour winds. it could be gusts as high as 15 nice and breezy. this afternoon, a mix of sunshine and clouds. a high of 73. again, a nice breeze. then this evening is a big deal. it's a super moon lunar eclipse. because of the super moon, we do anticipate astronomically high tides today. we want to anticipate the potential for minor flooding dur

for now on the part of a shutdown and then they caution about the surroundings.. >> diane: was to be beautiful today fought for mourning band organ that have that tomorrow outdoor activities for this weekend go and do so it does a lot of sunshine a very few clouds for this again uncomfortable bishops say not as hot as it was just a few days ago to get heard numbers right now someone '90s onshore breeze oakland to miles an hour half moon bay at 14 of robert 78415 the data down a round-the-clock basanites 7:00 p.m. police and skies and tandem have deliveries and place temperature is still in the '70s for the valley and were desi nice and comfortable for a week and local laws in the sky and all we have is the warming trend in the inland valley locations and then rest a week and is a week and forecasts for a 77 degrees sunday 518 degrees. dropping from the jurors down slightly as we get through each day. the spatial and cities of the vehicle of their few clause in the sky a gorgeous weekend. will have your visa and a forecast and the sofa beds. >> pam: blare madonna by endorsing " franci

diane? thdan five cities broke records with temperatures today oakland at 94 napa got to 99 and concord at one of for so we still have another day or so with this extreme heat especially for tomorrow this is how was going to look tomorrow at 4:00 p.m. upper 90s for the east bay shoreline and upper mid '80s for oakland and richmond area. san francisco peninsula will stay in the mid '80s it will gradually cool down as we head into the weekend i will talk more about that in your seven day forecast coming up in just a few minutes >> pam many patio chairs and tables empty, as people opted for air conditioning rather than the sunshine today. tonight, kron four's philippe djegal is live downtown. where he spoke with the brave few who chose to spend the day outdoors. philippe. >> phillipe :pam. thankfully, its cooled off significantly out here in walnut creek. the temperature , as we speak, still, it was shorts and skirts downtown during. man was it hot. it was 103 degrees when i rolled into town. b

diane: hi to you. you can see how close the brave sites are to the fire station where we are right now. if you didn't know where to look it's easy to overlook them. all that is left are pieces of stone like this one here. if you walk further in the wooded area there is another one located here. we are told there is another one on this side as well. there are as many as 17 in if wooded area. out in this wooded area, next to the district fire station sits an abandoned cemetery where it is believed three family members buried as far back as 1856. susan's relatives are some of them. >> if these were graves that were historical or cultural importance our feeling is the interment would not be of consideration. diane: she made her plea to the prince william board of supervisors this afternoon fighting back tears. sometimes the right thing to do is not the easiest thing to do. protecting a cemetery cannot mean moving it. diane: the county staff recommended to move the cemetery to build brand new $10.2 million

diane is this heat wave going to finally let up? >> diane: 2 tamara another round when hundreds for places like little more in the valley to the chair's right now for those locations for the mile to 94 and jack 93 on pleasanton right now fairfield 85 degrees east bay shoreline upper 60s sampras's those days and low 60s future cast showing how quickly warm things up tomorrow famines 87 allocations transition right around 11:00 a.m. fred indicating 90 even upper 90s and places like concord livermore fairfield friend would napa center rose the down in san jose everyone else is no. 80 feat p m. fink indicating 100 be another round of a hundred degree temperatures inland valley cities overall though cool things down quite a bit that won't be till saturday and sunday, how long the: trend will last 70 forecast coming up a few minutes >> pam:for the second day. south bay students got out of class early roughly half of the classrooms in the campbell union high school district. do * not* have air conditioning. so students went home early agai

i'm diane macedo. let's check in with vanessa murdock getting ready for the tunnel to tower 5k run and walk. good morning, vanessa. >> good morning, ladies. cadets went past us. we are waiting for an early start for the veterans this morning. it's a beautiful, beautiful day. temperatures this morning cool and crisp to start off. we will warm up to the low to mid-70s. let's take it to the we are warming up to 78 in central park. 58 in the hamptons. 40s in sparta. greenwich connecticut, goes 54 degrees. this morning's forecast for the official race start at 9:30, 64 with a mix of sunshine and clouds and a nice breeze out of the northeast. a day similar to yesterday. 73 this afternoon in the city. a real beauty. if you head to philadelphia this afternoon for mass this evening, we may see a few more showers but, nonetheless, i think they will be passing by quickly. no need to worry with regard to the weather in philly. another thing to note for this evening and this morning, because of the super moon, we h

>>diane tuazon: over my nose is around 5:00 a.m.x is for the inland valley locations will 6 is for the east bay city tough sentences, plans also in the upper 50s hi cause of his mouth and is liable to cool things down afternoon highs tomorrow is a kron 4 piano is a big difference it is his presence and 78 haired east shoreline more like the of the summit is sentences on the peninsula stays in the low '70's here is the we can forecast for you have to of the school and quite a bit nine for saturday 89unday then month it will drop down to 87 degrees keep in mind those tomorrow we have high cause of place it will fall slightly humid even attempt to show you cool temperatures compared to the past couple of days is too much to fill sticky and a little bit him a the fbi's arrested a 20 you're careful plotting of boston marathon style attack on a memorial in kansas city jostle or burglars and for accused of posing as an australian geodesy online giving instructions from thing but how to make a bomb federal agents say he helped plot a planne

diane tuazon will join us now with how long the heat will last. >> diane : we have warm temperatures that will stay with us for most of the week. temperatures right now are still warmer than they are normally at this hour clear skies which is really rare for this time of year tomorrow at 4:00 p.m. we have another round of heat your south bay cities are averaging about 96 degrees this keeps trend will stay with us for much of the week for the next few days when civil be the hottest day of the week-- wednesday wil be the hottest clear skies on thursday with 87 on the east bay shoreline and 80 degrees for the san francisco peninsula area we will have more information on when to expect a cool down on your forecast coming up later >> pam :new at 11. san francisco's union square is back open tonight, after being shut down for hours due to a suspcious package. san francisco police blocked off the area. while the bomb squad examined the package. fortunately, the item was deemed safe. people and cars were allowed back into the area just before 8-30 tonight. racist graffiti littered across san

kron 4's diane tuazon joins us now to tell us when relief is on the way. >> diane : relief is on its way but we do have one more day with mild to warm temperatures and here is the breakdown for you. in 11 in the morning you see places covered in red they will all be in the upper 90s while everyone else will be in that 80s and then transition to about 1:00, the temperatures will rise to the hundreds we do have a cooling trend in sight and that is going to be kicking in right around saturday as we have more high clouds in place because of that partly sunny conditions by sunday and will have she met moisture as well and will have your seven day forecast coming up in a few minutes >> pam :the heat is hammering fire crews. struggling to save homes in the sierra foothills. as a dangerous fire explodes. the fire started yesterday. in amador county and has now spread to calaveras county. last night, the fire was at 2- thousand acres. it has now swelled to nearly 15-thousand acres--- and is still going strong. six homes have already been destroyed-- and the fire is only 10-percent contained.

diane tuazon is tracking the conditions.this is the final day of the heat right? now to the valley fire.that continues to burn tonight in three bay area counties. it is now the third most destructive blaze is state history. the the power right now because of this fire unclear how the grass fire initially started fortunately no injuries here either and will keep you posted on fires throughout the new flight crews monitor hot spots. level of outside embarcadero center francisco we see little breeze there and where were blowing in the wind-the jurors force officials issue a spare the air alerts today national weather service issued he advise remains in effect a clock tonight some cities once again double digit mark today than checking conditions fell this he we hope. september 12th.has now burned the images are now dealing with much of the 100 per in the valley >> diane: 1 aztec 97 livermore when a one fairfield one of those fires occurred hundred degrees 13 is right now as wednesday that that that in dry conditions he wind as a factor tomas our oakland 10 to 11 unco

diane tuazon is on the weather deck tonight. did we break any records today?m: the stuffedthis hot and dry weather is tough on plants.already thirsty from the drought. new at six. kron4's maureen kelly went to a nursery in dublin to get some tips on how those with home gardens can keep their plants from dying during this heat wave. >> reporter:brown might be the new green when it comes to lawns.but david roth, the owner of armstrong garden centers in dublin says that doesn't apply to most trees or shrubs. he says many plants should be getting two good, deep waterings per week.to keep them healthy enough to withstand the exterme although established drought tolerate plants. such as this sage bush here can get away with one good dousing per week. but timing is everything early in the morning is the best time for plants. >> reporter:mulch is good for retaining moisture in the soil. and having a consistant watering schedule is key.but while some gardeners may be tempted to let plants dry up because of the drought.it stresses them out. it you keep them from getting

in fairfax county, diane cho, abc7 news. maureen: thank you. as you mow, most of the recent political talk is about the race for the white house. but the fight in congress is who is going to replace outgoing speaker john boehner. california representative ketch mccarthy says he wants the job. does it mean a big shift in strategy for the republican party? scott thuman has the answer. scott: want a line to summarize the turmoil on the hill? >> we are in unchartered waters and we're trying to figure it out. scott: the betting and the begging began. will the current number two kevin mccarthy get the gavel? someone from the conservative side move up? it auz always said that boehner was undercut by the tea party members who felt he was too spot. >> speaker is a tough job. you disappoint people every day. >> if we just move even up a notch in the washington machine then we fail to listen to the message the people send us. >> we are looking at a shakeup of the republican leadership. depending on how the races go. scat: the backdoor deal and horse tradi

>>diane tuazon: quickly won a things up by 10:00 a.m. already much of the area in the '70's and low eighties for the inland valley locations by 11:00 a.m. you see all of this in the east bay shoreline south and north in the upper 80s we get warmer and even harder around 1:00 the red indicating mind is and 100 for places like little more umbrella would expect that to be in the 100 like everywhere else fairfield not a santa rosa down san jose should be the upper 90s to walk in the east asian allies to the upper eighties and eighties is well for san francisco in the peninsula backed debt is pretty as wants to remain in that way for the rest of the week with those warm temperatures and place in fact as we get by each day of the week it will be hot as the sea to the 98 wins and one of 23100 degrees will talk about the forecast how long it will last when i return. >>pam moore: family friends and community are saying a final goodbye to a police officer gunned down last week as the search continues for his killer thousand people gathered to reme

diane cho? diane: if you received a new credit card in the mail it likely had a gold or metallic chip on it to help protect your card from fraud. a business owner we talked to today says he hasn't received information about the new changes. >> here, the owner says he still waiting on the upfriday for the equipment to read the chip card. >> we assumed we eat go new terminal. >> but he says the wait continues because he says part of the agreement with the bank they were supposed to provid him with the new equipment but he says they never told him when he would receive them. >> other businesses made the switch because on thursday if the businesses don't have the updated equipment, they could be responsible for the fraudulent charges. >> on october 1, if they haven't installed a card read they will have the liability. >> the consumers are becoming aware of the data breaches. they take attention to the payment security their merchant deploys in the store. this is a customer service issue in addition

. >> and i'm diane macedo in for mary calvi. traffic and weather on the 2s in a moment. >> but first, police are investigating what led to a pedestrian being struck on the eastbound l.i.e. at exit 62 in western suffolk county and the main roadway remains open, but we are told exit 62 and the adjacent service road are closed. more details later in the forecast. >>> there's another cluster of legionnaires' disease in the bronx. >> fourth person has contracted the disease. >> it's disgusting. they are treating us like we are nothing. >> reporter: debora dobson says she is sick and fed up. for the fourth time in six months, health officials say one resident is in the hospital with legionnaires' disease. >> they claim there's two people in the building sick in march, tested positive, but they are just telling us now. >> reporter: the health department said they have shut off hot water in the building affected until the water filters can be installed in every apartment. >> how do you tell people that something is in their building, yo

>>diane tuazon: cooler temperatures ahead of the forecast for this week and should be a great one this weekend were looking renown as a break down the timber just for your the wind speeds as well along the east west airlines is oakland, the 50 mi. from our hey what a 10 and then also out in the fairfield area about 80 mi. from our everywhere else pretty calm wind speeds was sent away for the rest of the evening you sit all pulled back quite a little bit on the close as a transition to tell them it's a wise driven down to san jose cloud in this and a little more as well for us a letter of san will sell its a cloudy conditions for tomorrow to adjutancy will have those clouds a little early sunday morning in the clearing would take place by mid sunday afternoon from 4:00 p.m. were looking more like the upper 80s once was 1 08 degrees out there as well as about 88 degrees to places like pleasant land for the more is some friends got a five for concord comfortable temperatures all of you guys that live out in the in and out of locations shoreline line of the '70s and sentences on the penins

diane cho has more. diane: you can see the crowd behind me on the west lawn. instead of going head-to-head in a debate, two republican presidential hopefuls shared the stage to stop the iran nuclear deal. this comes after the democrats gave the administration enough vote to sustain a veto with the president. if the resolution should make it through congress. donald trump came out on stage with the r.e.m. song "it's the end of the world as we know it." at the rally organized by the tea party leaders and pro israel groups against the deal. ted cruz stressed if the bill goes through billions will go to the radical islamic terrorist groups. >> i have been doing deal for a long time. making wonderful deals. that is what i do. never have i seen a transaction so incompetently negotiated as the deal with iran. diane: the rally drew protesters as well. code pink was supporting the deal with the group of veterans are across the country who say this deal is a way to prevent a future war. the last time we didn't follow a diplomatic solution i put my friends in a body bag

diane: good afternoon.ay wonder what the secure chip card technology is about and how it will affect you. the next time you go to the store and use a debit or credit card. once you get your new card in the mail it will have a small metallic square to help prevent fraud. instead of striking the card, you have to enter the card and hold it there for a few seconds longer than what you are used to now. wait until the machine tells you that you can remove it. basically what it is doing is a chip is creating a security code that is only used at one time to make it harder for the crooks to make counterfeit cards. you may have noticed businesses are already doing this. starting on thursday the liability shifts from the bank to the merchant. if there is a fraudulent charge, if the store or the business does not have the upgraded chip reading capability. >> the if there is a fraudulent incident that you notice on your debit card or credit card after the chip migration starts you still have no liability for the fraud.

kron 4's diane tuazon is tracking the conditions. diane when can we see a break from this weather?temperatures right now as we speak are currently at about 77 degrees on average in places like livermore and antioch we are going to put our wind speeds to the breezy side right around 9 mi. per hour in general that will die down as the head and to the nighttime hours lows for around 5:00 a.m. in the low 60s with a handful of upper 50s your satellite radar showing you why things are cooling down and it is because of this low pressure system that will indeed closed down quite a bit and we are talking about a 20 degree difference only going to stay in the low 80s tomorrow san francisco and peninsula conditions will stay about the same here's your seven day forecast we're going to drop things back to the low 80s with the weekend so mostly clear skies all week long and the cooler temperatures are going to stay all the way till this week and but we have monday with mostly sunny conditions and that will keep things where they are over all the big picture is is we're having some cool dawn --c

. >> diane: one more day with the warmer temperatures before we can expect physical down a look at life can there pettifog along these varied in their much of the east bay in the atmosphere been to have a lot of cloud cover for the evening banquet temperature is right around amateurs right now dealing with the upper 90s 96 livermore any of and pleasant as well an invalid tonight kimmitt between five and 10 degrees warmer than yesterday. east bay shoreline also warm temperatures and currently right now 81 degrees 82 out hayward fremont 88 trees bent severances governments location 72 daily city 79 severances: speed picking up a little bit this is like oakland to 9 mi. per hour hayward 10 in dallas and san jose 10 mi. per hour. the 20s died down as we progress into the evening because the. clear skies debitors reptile '80s in the valley the '70s for east bay shoreline at low sixties for along the coast 10:00 p.m. or close call on wednesday it will stay in place tablatures low 60s their violence more morning mostly sunny skies and another round of warm temperatures here's why mr. lowe clos

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diane cho live with the story that even grabbed the president's attention. diane?ison, for 13-year-old jake edwards this week will go down as one of the best weeks he has ever had in his life. at the most he was honored for his work to raise awareness and educating law enforcement on how to interact with those with the disorder. he will visit with the pope. we talked to jake and his mother about the visit with the pontiff coming up and i ask have asked if they have had a chance to go over what they want to say to the pope. here is what she had to say. >> i don't know. i just need to survive today. we are going day-to-day. i don't know if he is going to school tomorrow at this point. i will probably be speechless. i don't know. diane: he has a pretty busy week ahead of him. on thursday they are heading to north carolina to talk to the law enforcement agencies down there as part of the crisis intervention training. live outside the white house, diane cho, abc7 news. alison: thank you very much. the coverage continues at 5:00 today when we will look at the special rec

i'm diane macedo, in for cindy hsu. complaints about the homeless are on the rise, and some say it's a crisis. former mayor kristine johnson said the mayor is not doing enough. >> reporter: this week the harlem station was cleared of the homeless that were living here, but many have come back. underneath the elevated train tracks, the homeless camp on the sidewalk, and one man sleeps next to his shopping cart, and another without shoes is passed out on card board. despite the officers' efforts to clear the area, they keep returning. >> i just couldn't live that way. >> reporter: omar used to be homeless, and he now has housing and a job. he says improve care for the mentally ill. >> most shelters, the majority throughout the city are former patients. >> reporter: rudy giuliani argued it's the city's responsibility to get the homeless off the streets and find them treatment, shelter, and even a job. taking a shot at the current mayor, giuliani wrote "the so called progressive view that people have a right to live on the

andrea and diane, back to you. >> vanessa, thank you. we have breaking news we're following in brooklyn. police are investigating a deadly triple shooting. >> the murders are just the latest in a violent weekend in the city. cbs 2 news' ilona gold is live on the scene with details. >> reporter: diane, we can tell you three men were shot and killed in the courtyard of this housing complex. this is just off myrtle avenue and fleet place. we have seen police out here all morning, and we just checked in with them. no one is in custody, and they are trying to track down the shooter. the shootings happened at 2:00 this morning at the ingersoll houses. police were called about shots fired. they found two men, 39 and 43 years old, shot in the head. they were pronounced dead on the scene. a 76-year-old man was shot in the stomach. he died at methodist hospital. the victims were not related and this was not a domestic incident. this has been a violent weekend across new york city. police have investigated three other deadly shootings since last ni

i am diane macedo. a new jersey community morning over a high temperature quarterback would walked off the field injured and later died. students placed flowers and photos outside the school in his memory. >> reporter: as warren hill's quarterback evan murray led the aerial assault friday night as shown in the photos, he took a hard hit. witnesses say the 17-year-old walked off the field when put into an ambulance, which makes >> he was a class act kid. >> reporter: baseball coach mike quent owe says the honor student was a triathlete who played football, basketball, and baseball. >> the young gentleman that he was. it was morning important than the athlete he was. >> reporter: murray's death is spark angelina outpouring of grief and support. a memorial by the football field included at the letter from the quarterback's girlfriend that says thank you for being the love of my life. the tributes on social media are pouring in with friends writing, you're my qb and now you're my guardian angel. and, we did

andrea and diane back to you. >>> our top story, an investigation is now underway at brian park after a tree branch snapped and came crashing down on visitors. >>> several people were rushed to the hospital cbs 2 cbs 2 is there at the scene. >>> this is still under investigation, it is labor day weekend a lot of visitors will be here at bryant park, some are nervous because a number of people got pinned under the tree when it fell in this area and one of them has a broken arm. >>> these pictures show the chaos at 40th street and sixth avenue in bant park after a tree snapped a y configuration struck park visitors around 5:00, some got pinned underneath. >>> it was so much you didn't know when things could happen. it was just a really serious situation. >>> three women and two men were rushed to hospitals some had back and neck injuries. >>> as i heard the crash i turned and the tree literally went to the side. >> lindsey told victims to stay calm and still as they waited for paramedics. >>> the girl was on the flo

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diane and st. david's place. and east chestnut street to watch out for. 95 we're not seeing an increase in drive times. road work cleared out of the way. a southbound drive time from woodhaven to the vine expressway about 13 minutes. no problems northbound right now. for philadelphia international airport, we're doing okay. no problems or delays there. when i come back more drive times for you and another check on mass transit. >>> good morning. expect ear round of the heat today, temperatures staying well above average, lots of sunshine. our huet stays down and we're still tracking a dry stretch and cooler temperatures if this feel toss warm for you. our wind speeds out of the west-southwest at 6 miles per hour. the humidity is at 72% across the region we're at 51 in the poconos, 53 in allentown. 54 in mount holly. temperatures at the atlantic city airport at 62 degrees. and then look at dover at 58. the same for wilmington. our average for this time of year is supposed to be closer to 78 but as we take a look a