a 2 way folsom street. i bow there is a conversation about howard and folsom being one way [inaudible] i think that would rectify or take care of that need. harrison isn't the only cor dor a bus needs to go downfelt i just want to make sure the bull nob nub don't white out the possibility of a bus being on that cor dor if we need it to be >> otheast of folsom it is open table and the central soma plan [inaudible] west of folsom it is decided that mta decided they want the bus there 2 way on that stretch and we have amended the folsom design to include transit island [inaudible] so it shouldn't be a problem on rin conhill >> i support the bull bout on harrison street. harrison street is probably the most unfriend liest. you have to walk single file so i'm glad to see we are doing the widening >> one final thing on that is harrison street isn't going to be built until folsom is done because for construction impact we don't want to shut down the 2 lane streets in the neighborhood, so if for whatever reason the

miles folsom has been in the youth unit for the past two years. but today is his 18th birthday.is first day in the big house. he is serving 36 years for armed robbery, criminal confinement and burglary. >> it's a little nerve-racking. you don't know anybody. it's a lot bigger of a size, you know. most of the people in here are my father's age, you know. i never thought in my wildest dreams i would ever come to prison. never thought about prison. really it sounds kind of stupid from my standpoint. because looking back on the things that i was doing, if i would have thought about it, there was no way that i couldn't have not ended up in prison. i have been in trouble since i was nine. you know, repeatedly. acts of violence, vandalism, things like theft, you know. so the police know me, you know, and they were sick and tired of me. so they took everything that they could and slapped it on me. >> folsom was 15 when he was tried as an adult for his latest safety convictions, which made headlines in his smalltown newspaper. >> this is my newspaper article. the heading says reign of te

hammonton folsom school district 5-inches of rain. drexel hill nearly 3-inches. 2.5 in magnolia hokessin delaware over 2-inches of rain. we've need the the rain. too much too quickly obviously is a big concern. right now in philadelphia 60. 63 in millville. 70 in wildwood. 50s in the poconos. future weather shows heavy rain moving in overnight and even through the one two 3:00 o'clock hour more heavy rain in south jersey many tomorrow spotty showers they will redevelop in the afternoon during the warmth of the day. and then we finally dry it out a little bit later in the week. overnight, the low temperature 60 during the day tomorrow the high only 67. and on the exclusive "eyewitness weather" seven day for forecast take look. we keep it cool right through thursday. by friday up to 80 degrees or close to it. saturday more showers and storms storms. the first week of june doesn't look so terrific. does it? by sunday 78. and then by monday, looking at a chance of a few showers the high testimony cher 80 degrees. be sure to wake up "eyewi

>> even when they can't use their slip, they will continue to bring their boat to folsom lake but it be as convenient. >> it is easier to use when it is in the slip. it is a shame when you have to take it out early. jay they are not worried right now, but when the water level goes down to 400 feet, a five mile per hour limit goes in place. no more wake boarding or tubing. >> once the water does get down low there are too many hazards to want to risk your boat. >> and that will make for a quiet folsom lake early in the year. >> that was bianca reporting ?ie. folsom lake hit a record low in january. >>> people in east porterville southeast of fresno are blaming the drought for making them sick. there is no running water there so people rely on wells. the wells have been drying out and the dusty air is making people sick. the fresno bee reports doctors have seen a spike in respiratory illnesses including chronic bronchi sis, allergies and asthma. it is not just water running low, restaurants across the u.s. are struggling to deal with higher egg prices and an inability to get enough egg

lee also contributed to the folsom street [inaudible] complete in july. there are other sides to lee as well, she mentor and resource to the staff and aensh and across otheragys and he is the reason we attracted great capital staff. he models nob nub and exercising techinal judgment in wise ways. lee is universely reect spected and sought after in the field. for so many reasons lee we'll miss you. thank you for all you have done for the transportation authority and all you have done for the city. with that i think we have a special resolution for you or certificate >> for formalities, if you can call item 9 as well >> item 9 recognize lee saga deputy director for out standing service from 1999 to 2015 >> thanks igist wanted to [inaudible] we have gotten to know each other over the last few years in the presidio project. my biggest memory is riding together at 5 a.m. on that monday when it opened up, the first path and hopefully we'll do it together in a few weeks early in the morning. you have been one of those people i have gotten to know in city governm

a killer hammered his way out of folsom prison and he is still on the loose 30 years later. >> plus, this service dog threw itself in front of a bus to h e way. fda experts recommend approval. tomorrow, they will consider a california company's version. cate caugurian says the drugs have shown dramatic results when nothing else works. >> reporter: scott, a single father of three was born with a genetic condition. the disorder floods his blood with dangerously high levels of ldl or bad cholesterol, the danville dad is taking four medications with little result. >> even on a vegan diet, taking maximum doses, i can only get my ldl cholesterol into the low 100s. >> reporter: now, a new class of drug promises to dramatically slash his cholesterol. cardiologist dr. josh knolls. >> we are seeing most of the reported studies 50 to 60% lowering of the bad cholesterol. >> reporter: fda advisory panel will decide whether to give a thumbs up on two different versions of the experimental drug. both scott and dr. knolls will testify in favor of the medication. >> they are a modern revolution. >> i

safety improvements on sherman alley, for example, but we're also looking to see what we can do on folsom and 7th, a couple of suggestions we're exploring, we've seen that in other cities they've painted the crosswalks with colorful drawings and so even thinking about painting families and kids to remind drivers that they're in a residential neighborhood, also shortly in a couple of months, we'll be launching a pedestrian safety banner just throughout the south of market that will have signs showing pictures of our youth and our seniors saying that we live here, to please slow down and we're hoping that will also create greater awareness amongst driver that is are coming through the city that may not realize that these are mixed use residential neighborhoods, we're trying to figure out how to create visual queues around bessie i don't think drivers realize that is a public elementary school, we know tenderloin alumni school is trying to slow down the traffic on van ness, we have not moved as far along in that area. it is challenge improving pedestrian safety and neighborhoods that aren't

a killer hammered his way out of folsom prison and he is still on the loose 30 years later. >> plus, this service dog threw itself in front of a bus to safe its blind owner. my name is jamir dixon and i'm a locate and mark fieldman for pg&e. most people in the community recognize the blue trucks as pg&e. my truck is something new... it's an 811 truck. when you call 811, i come out to your house and i mark out our gas lines and our electric lines to make sure that you don't hit them when you're digging. 811 is a free service. i'm passionate about it because every time i go on the street i think about my own kids. they're the reason that i want to protect our community and our environment, and if me driving a that truck means that somebody gets to go home safer, then i'll drive it every day of the week. together, we're building a better california. >> new cholesterol drugs might be on the way. fda experts recommend approval. tomorrow, they will consider a california company's version. cate caugurian says the drugs have shown dramatic results when nothing else works. >> reporter: scott,

. >> she took a walk with her four-year-old son in sum and -- folsom. he stepped on a baby rattle snake. sucking out the venoms something not to do. use the pacic wound-type stuff. wash the area, keep it clean. call 911. the venom did not spread to her. the foot is swollen, he will make a full recovery. here's safety guidelines. don't wear open toe sandals. wear heavy boots. be extra careful if you step over logs. if you're bitten try to stay calm and slowly step away, call 911 don't apply a cold pack or tourniquet. >>> the warriors are in a tough spot, not a good one. they trail 2-1 in the nba finals. not time to hit the panic button. they cut a 20 point deficit down to 1 in the 4th quarter but they could not pull out the win. they were off to a slow start and it was a strong showing by king james and his side kick. all of that was too much for the warriors to overcome, the caves 60 points in the win. steph curry had 27 points but only three in the first half. he partly blamed himself for the slow start. >> i have to stay i use the word vibrant, having

we'll hear from a mother who did that in folsom coming up in the next half-hour.ow live in bay point, anne makevoc, kpix 5. >>> the warriors trying to come back, they fell shot in game 3 of the nba finals. after a slow start, they trailed the cleveland cavaliers by 20 in the 3rd quarter. and then in the fourth, they pulled within one when steph curry hit a three-pointer. pretty nice there.

we'll tell you what's happening at folsom lake that has a lot of boaters very upset. >>> san jose policey will sit and wait for a man to come down from a 90-foot tall crane. we'll tell you where traffic could be affected. >>> good morning, we're looking at the commute, and so far, so good when it comes to the morning commute and the golden gate bridge traffic is light. >>> plenty of low clouds, making their usual push inland, so it looks like another day of temperatures not changing much near the coast. what about inland, take a look at that. santa rosa, 51. on his quest, jack searched the globe for a flavorful spice coveted by kings and sultans. at last, he found it. exotic black pepper. jack knew what he had to do. trade his most beloved possession. and that's how far jack went to bring you the black pepper cheeseburger. black pepper cheese and peppercorn mayo. the black pepper cheeseburger. taste it before it's gone. >>> well, good morning to you, welcome back to mornings on 2. monday, june 22nd. i'm dave clark. >> i'm pam cook. thank you for joining us, 5:30 this morning, we're expec

but look at folsom. over half a foot of rainfall in just 24 hours. almost 4-inches of rainfall. and as we move into pennsylvania, you can see around philadelphia about 2-inches of

move toward the vineland area, over 5-inches of rainfall estimated by ultimate doppler moving toward folsom around the mull clay area, hammonton six to 7-inchesinches of rainfall. dangerous scenario across parts of the area. take look. off to the west you can see more activity moving up from maryland a little bit of a lull right now around philadelphia and camden county but we will see more of that rainfall filling in from the south and west and you can see heavy rainfall continues around newark, wilmington back into the pennsville and piles grove areas in sections of south jersey and also still raining along sections down the shore right now. lighter rainfall, however but that heavy rain that is going to continue overnight. so we still have the flash into the watch in effect the entire area through 6am so we're monitoring the roads and also ponding so if you encounter flooded roadways find an alternate route turn around don't drown. as we take a look, you can see by midnight we're still looking at that boundary draped across the area. very heavy rain will continue for south jersey and sect

. >> so mainly just a restaurant and a bar the one at folsom and 11th? >> correct. >> there's no reason to think this would cause any concern given this is just compliance? >> correct. >> if the pool table has been there forever. >> right. so i would move to approve. >> there's a motion and a second. >> second. >> all right. 2 seconds. is there any public comment on this or police comment on this pool table? [laughter] vote yes. >> commissioners good evening lieutenant from the police we have no objection to this license. >> great thank you. any public comment? i don't see any public comment. let's take a vote. >> commissioner frost. >> aye. >> commissioner lee. >> aye. >> commissioner joseph. >> aye. . >> commissioner perez. >> aye. >> president tan. >> the motions passes we'll move onto the the lab. >> commissioners this is an item for the lab at 2948, 16th street. this item was put on and processed and noticed for tonight however we did receive a request for continuous from supervisor cam pos's office and i was able to talk to the applicant and she se

light 1 to 2 inches, south of newcastle delaware, 3 to 5 inches south jersey 6 inches of rain near folsom, northwestern atlanticic county, more rain is on the way and this won't cause any flash flooding sunday the last day of may the first 90 degree day, today's high only 58 degrees, that is 21 degrees below average, the maximum low temperature 56 degrees set way back in 1946, it is unusually cold for june, temperatures are uniform, in philadelphia and allentown and wilmington and the pord walk in atlantic city,' in trenton and temperatures will not be dropping too much tonight generally the low to mid-50s, 53 in philadelphia and trenton, millville 55 and reading 52 degrees, and all the moisture in the air, we'll get showers and drizzle, fog could be a concern for your morning commute. satellite 6 along with action radar showing that we have a conveyer belt of moisture bringing us showers with a stalled front and tomorrow high pressure is trying to bring in try air in the afternoon, future tracker showing lots of clouds at 7:30 in the morning, as we head through the day the dry air is ero

its on folsom street between 6:00 and 7:00. this is part of our effort to help activate our parks here. the rest i submit. >> thank you supervisor kim. seeing no other names on the roster. madam president, that concludes roll call for the introduction of new business. >> can you read public comment. >> the public may comment for up to two items on items on the jurisdiction of the board to include the policy discussion between the mayor and the board. the minutes and the items on the adoption without reference to committee calendar. items 49 through 51. public comment is not allowed on items that very subject to public comment at a board committee. direct remarks to the board as a whole and not to individual supervisors and nor to the audience. speakers using translation assistance will be allowed twice the amount of time to receive. if you like your document to be displayed,#eñ?ñ?ñ?coíómd9h« w éa)íwm2@# such to sfg tv and remove the document when the screen return to live comp of -- coverage of the meeting. >> good afternoon bo

check out this snake bite on a 4-year-old boy in folsom. he was bitten on a bike trail after stepping on a coiled baby rattlesnake. the leg swelled and turned purple. >> mama bear instinct in me, um, decided to suck the venom out because that's what apparent "bonanza" dozen. >> reporter: wrong thing to do. emergency officials say you should treat it like a basic wound, wash it and call 911. they also warn everybody in snake-prone areas, especially in this drought when snakes might be going searching for water, cut your grass, give them fewer places to hide. anne makevoc, kpix 5. >>> east bay m.u.d. is raising utility rates and adding a 25% surcharge, the average customer paying $12 more a month. >>> we have been told to save water. mark kelly shows us how the city of san francisco is trying to make water conservation sexy. [ advertisement with low voice and vulgar music ] >>> reporter: remember this? in the middle of a dry summer this plug to save water hit bay area televisions leaving viewers blushing. and now those dirty dogs over at the

we'll tell you what's happening at folsom lake and why boaters are not happy.e announcer: don't miss sleep train's 4th of july sale! save $300 on beautyrest and posturepedic. plus, pay no interest for 36 months on tempur-pedic and icomfort. sleep train's 4th of july sale is ending soon! ♪ your ticket to a better night's sleep ♪ >>> welcome back to mornings on 2. certainly teams in new mexico have now found the body of former white house chef walter shief. he disappeared after going hiking in the mountains on june 13th, and he never came back. he was reported missing the following day. the sate police and volunteers have been looking for him since wednesday. his body was found late last night off a trail. no cause of death has been announced as of yet. shibe served as the white house executive chef under president bill clinton, and george bush from 1994 to 2005. >>> an investigation is underway in las vegas after a person attending a huge electronic dance festival over the weekend died. police say the person who died was a 24-year-old man. he was among 135,000 p

>>> well, summer has just begun but in the sacramento area, boating season is already over at the folsom lake marina. it ended yesterday. all because of the drought. the lake's water levels are so low, owners are not allowed to leave their boats in the water anymore. >> it's sad. so i know that i'd like to be on the -- be on the lake all summer. all the way through september. but with the drought the last couple of years just hasn't been that way. >> not happening. the owner says in years past lake levels didn't dip this low until labor day. >> it is pretty incredible you drive up through the sierra and you see some of the lakes and the -- like folsom there and just a bunch of rocks. >> dropping up over 17 this week and the reservoir so low. >>> how we doing traffic wise speaking of driving? >> we're doing excellent traffic wise. no accidents out there. the chp reporting a low number of incidents so not that many accidents being called in to the chp. but there are some areas of slow traffic we're going to start off with the big one. the bay bridge toll plaza. where the metering lights ar

we talked about a crash along the crash on the black horse pike in folsom called state police they saidis minor and out of the way. >> two guys were caught on camera robbing a metro cell phone store and set it on fire. the bandit drops down and looks afternoon and climbs back in the hole in the roof. 20 minutes later a second guy drops in, this guy begins stuffing the bag with cell phone. they douse the store with gasoline and set it ablaze. >> new on "action news," a teenage boy is accused as a robbery mastermind and targeted his own home for a daytime hit. he was caught on the video system. he helped three known gang members plan the break in. terrified family members ran and hit in different rooms while the knife-wielding thief ransacked the home. police are looking into what motivated the teen to set the whole thing up. >>> youtube is dedicating a site entirely to gaming. >> reporter: google challenges am zone is introducing a gaming app and website going head to head with twitch. >> reporter: youtube live streaming two launches this summer. >> reporter: it's a day that video gamers

in folsom a van tried to drive into water got stuck. 54 remains closed. with cains mill road or eighth street. along the black horse pike several flooding locations at route 50 and cologne avenue. rick and monica, be safe out there. >> and to you thank you sir. as always. >>> still to come on "action news" an undercover investigation reveals serious lapses in screening by the t.s.a. we'll tell you why federal authorities are so concerned. >> there are broken hearts around the world as crews begin taking apart a famous spot in paris. adam. >> rick, we continue to track drenching downpours as well as strong thunderstorms through the region and they'll be around through much of the overnight hours. i'll let you know when we completely dry out in the full accuweather forecast. >> those stories and much more when "action news" comes back. no. not possible. we're the settles! when we go on vacation, it's hard to find, like, those little activities that are kind of fun and educational. i think with williamsburg, you have all of that educational part rolled into

this is what we are on right now and then that wraps around on to folsom and stretches the length of a very long city block. something you will see here this morning, apple is pushing to change the way it buys and sells music. it wants to offer apple users to avoid the time consuming music. pandora that has been around far long time. it has tens of millions of users. apples is hoping to slice into the piece of the music streaming pie. in the past about 5,000 apple partners and outside developers have flocked to this event each year. we are going to be talking to some of those folks and get their take on what else apple has planned. live from san francisco i'm tara moriarty back to you. >> okay tara, look forward to that. >>> president obama is attending the second and final day of the group of seven summit in germany. here's a group photo of president obama along with the leaders from germany, the united kingdom, france, italy, anergia pap. russia is excluded from the group for the second year because of its problems in ukraine. and russia's failures is what leads to their increasing

major crash in folsom, atlantic county along the black horse pike. if we hear anything about that we'll let you know. >>> police in player are investigating a deadly shooting that happened on the # hundred block of -- 600 block of north jefferson before midnight. someone so the a 27-year-old man in the chest he died at the hospital. >>> the man who carried out a rampage on dallas police said they were never able to get him psychiatric help he needed. james boulware put pipe bombs outside the dallas police headquarters. he was shot before he could kill police. his father said his son blamed police for losing a bitter custody battle over his child. >> two teens were injured in separate shark attacks in north carolina. both happened on oak island. witnesses snapped a picture of a girl on the beach who had just been bitten. a shark attacked a 16-year-old boy. >> went in the water coming over with the white wash kid was in shock, he was coherent i saw what was left of his bloody hand. >> both teens were flown to the hospital and the hospital spokesperson

in folsom, atlantic county we have bridge demolition work going on through the end of the month on theike. stick with 74 use jackson road or route 40. pleasantville delilah road westbound is closed today and tomorrow. egg harbor township mill road eastbound closing from 9 to # p.m. site -- 3:00 p.m. zion road gets you around that. >>> a man in his 20s died after colliding with a police cruiser. police say the man was wanted for an armed robbery and took off on the bike and ran into the cruiser on the bike. a neighborhood resident who did not want to be identified is telling a different story. >> the cop turned in the alley and hit some guy on a bike and didn't hesitate to stop kept going ran him clean over. >> chester police say the plan ran into the patrol car. he was rushed to crozer-chester medical center where he was pronounced dead. >>> we have new information about the terror arrest in boston. police say usaama rahim killed by officers wanted to bee held pamela geller. he decided to target police instead with a military-style knife. david wright usaama rahim's nephew was arrested

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. >>> drought is starting to have a major impact on summer recreation at folsom lake. boaters who rent slips at the marina had to remove them this weekend. in normal years, the boats could stay docked well into september but the water level is so low at 414 feets owners could no longer leave their boats in the water. >> i'm gonna miss coming out and taking the kids and wake boarding and enjoying the afternoons and i guess i have to find another hobby. >> once the water level falls below 400 feet, the speed limit for boats drops to 5 miles an hour which is too slow for water skiing. >>> anticipating a bit of a warmup. here's rosemary orozco. mild at the day. it's a warm one inland. it's a warming trend we will see as we move through your business week. giving you a live look across the bay bridge, bay bridge into san francisco with the low clouds still overhead. portions of oakland along the east bay. onto stormtracker2 and i will show you you where the clouds are. beginning to pull back some, still inside the bay and along the coast, i think along the coast we'llable p

the physician would folsom of these patients up to sniff. if they need to come back or for placement, they would work with st. mary's and we would take care of these patients. it's probably a number of reasons that prompted some of the physicians of their referring physicians to have the patients be placed. >> thank you very much. looking at your hospital based sniff. if you come offline, we'll be losing hospital based beds. which is largely short term. my guess, is you're not offering acute care. there's no ventilator support. shading this side being a hospital service. is there an advantage of running a hospital-based sniff, this is a community-based sniff. is one higher level care or lower cost than the other. it sounds like you're moving your patients to community sniff. i assume there's a reason. >> hospital sniff certainly is a much higher cost than running in a community sniff. for the hospital sniff, we staff in a much higher ratio. also the wages are different. there are a number of reasons why hospital based skilled nursing facilit

in folsom, this 4-year-old boy also victim to a rattlesnake bite over the weeke while walking on a bike trail his pregnant mother tried to help but made a big mistake that could ve hurt them both. >> the mama bear instinct in me decided to suck th venom out. that is what bonanza does. >> veterinarians say you may see more due to drought. >> wit it being dry, a lot of animals are being more concentrated wre water sources are. >> that means they can lurk around your home. this rattlesnake was found in a yard in walnut creek. . >> i get a lot of snakes caught in garden netting. >> experts recommend clearing brush. >> oncebitten the sooner you can be treate the more likely there will be a resolve quickly. >> the family is thankful that was the case for their little girl. >> novato police arrested a man accused of setting four electric cars on fire on monday at the chevolet dealership a 46-year-old is accuse of causing #$100,000 in damage to the cars. >> the cost of cleaning up the oil spill reached $69 million. so far the coordinator for planesays costs are running at $3 million a day moly

but look at folsom. over half a foot of rainfall in just 24 hours. new castle in delaware, almost 4-inches of rainfall. and as we move into pennsylvania, you can see around philadelphia about 2-inches of rain. so right now we're still looking at some pockets of light showers so don't put away the rain gear. keep the jackets handy too. look at the tumbling temperatures over the last several days. 92 that was the high on sunday. it was hot, it was humid. 76 degrees on monday. temperatures today in the afternoon have been stuck in the 50s. 57 degrees right now. humidity up there at 89% and we're still looking at temperatures overall in the 50s so if you're stepping outdoors temperatures hold pretty steady grab the jacket keep the rain gear handy coming up we'll talk about when to expect a warmup and the end of this wet pattern. back to you. >> scott, you can download the fox 29 news app so you can stay on top of the developing weather situation. it doesn't cost anything. just search for it in the apple or google play stores. >> funeral arrangements have

. >>> well, the brought is starting to have a major impact on summer recreation at folsom lake. the water has dropped so low that boaters who rent flips at the marina had to remove them over the weekend. in normal years, the boats could stay docked well into september. the water level so low, 414 feet that the owners could no longer leave the boats in the water. >> i'm going to really miss coming out and taking the kids and wake boarding and enjoying the afternoons and i guess i have to find another hobby for the rest of the summer. >> once the water level falls below 400 feet, the speed limit for both will drop to 5 miles per hour, which is too slow for water seeing. people are hoping the water levels won't impact the 4th of july plans. >>> if you use uber, there's a certain item you're no longer to carry with you. coming up in 20 minutes, the ban the company is adopting to keep both riders and passengers safe. >>> it's been more than two weeks since the convicted killers broke free from the new york prison, and up next, a possible sighting that has search teams shifting their

at folsom lake, abc7 news. >> you know sports organizations are doing their part to save water during the drought. official was both giants and a's will only power wash seats every other game instead of before every game. fans today had mixed reactions to this idea. >> this is called to do it. >> the giants grounds keeper says he tried to cut back on watering the field but the ground turned hard. >> there is outrage over the racial identity of a naacp leader. she has led the spokane washington chapter several years. her birth parents went on national tv and said their daughter is white falsely portraying herself as black. is he says another man is her father. >> yeah. that is my dad. >> the naacp responded by saying they respect her privacy and that ethnicity is not a qualification for-to-lead the organization. >> stocks closed lower after fears greece could default on debts. nasdaq lost 31. 14 million current and former civilian government employees had their personal information exposed to hackers. the u tube announced plans to launch a separate app and site for video games. >> sinc

moving toward folsom, hammonton over 3-inches of rain. so we still have that flood concern across our area as we watch all of the activity developing so over the next couple of hours you can see we're still looking at the rain. we'll take another look at ultimate doppler and talk about the other threats coming up. back to you. >> all right, scott, thank you. >>> when you're away from the tv tonight you can still stay connected with us download the fox 29 news app to stay updateed on developing weather zig it's free. just search for it in apple or google play stores. >> we suffered the loss of a great great public servant in beau biden. the son of vice-president biden but a force and a public person in his own right. >> politicians are remembering beau biden tonight. philadelphia mayor michael nutter reflecting about him today. >> son of vice-president joe biden died on saturday after a battle with brain cancer. he served as delaware's attorney general from 2006 to 2014. biden was also a member of the delaware national guard and planned to

at folsom lake, abc7 news. >> you know spos organizations are doing their part to save water during theht. ofcial was both giants and a's will only power wash seats every her game instead of before every gae. fans today had mixed reactions to is idea. >> ts is called to do it. >> the giants grounds keeper says he tried tocut back on watering the field but the ground turned hard. >> there is outrage over e racial identity of a naacp leader. she has led the spokane waington chapter several years. her birth parents went on natial tv and said their daughter i white falsely portraying herself as black. is he says another man is her father. >> yeah. that is my dad. >> the naacp responded by saying they respect her privacy and that ethnicity is not a qualification for-to-lead the organization. >> stocks cosed lower after fears greece could default on debts. nasdaq lost31. 14 million crent and former civilian government employees had their personal information exposed to hackers. the u tube announced plans to launch a separate app and site for video games. >> since jk dorsey was announced as ac

driver of the white honda who is now faced with a brand new trio of do not enter signs because now folsome way in the opposing direction >> stanley:so the driver is forced on the dedicated transit lane and on the bay bridge wgere the nearest turn around would be treasure island the fine for ignoring the reglatory signs is about 367 dollars s but the fine for driving in a restricted lane could set you back a whopping 648 dollars >> stanley:my advice read the signs and follow them because reading is free roberts kron 4 news >> pam: coming up at six: >> pam: the teenagers accused of killing a bethel high student last month in vallejo have an important court date. >> pam: tonight: the victim's mother is speaking to kron-4. >> pam: and find out why some employees are calling one of silicon valley's biggest companies a "bad apple.". to say for his staff. >> pam: stick around! the news -- at six -- is next. >>.that's why i'm here >> pam: warriors fans.loud and proud tonight as the team looks to leave cleveland with a win in game four of the nba finals. >> pam: good evening i'm pam moore. tipoff

at a market on folsom the suspects pulled guns on two employees outside and forced them inside to rob them. >> the fact of this is unnerving but now these weapons and these explosives are in the possession of law enforcement versus somebody else is the way we would want it to be. >> reporter: the two suspects homer matthews and austin chinn are related charges related to the rob business but not the weapons. in south san francisco week, in another county. the san mateo district attorney may take the case or they say it may go to the feds. reporting live, i'm joe vazquez, kpix 5. >>> a major backlog of rape kit testing is about to be cleared up in san francisco. police chief greg suhr says all of the city's rape kits have been county and will be tested by the end of the year. he said there's money already allocated to do it. hundreds of them some dating back 10 years will be tested. san francisco will join only a handful of cities around the country with no backlog of these kits. now, a close call for a 2- year-old girl bitten by a rattlesnake by playing in her backyard. kpix 5's devin