. >> bonnie: so, j.r. stone has gone in search of some really hot ac transit busses. >> horn sound >> j.r.: well. we've gotten a lot of complaints about the hot busses. >> j.r.: but of course; we come out here and all of the air conditioning one's drive by. and, that one has air conditioning too.

so, we can talk about what happened in the game. >> j.r.: you know... i wasn't sure. >> j.r.: as, i do a lot of news and i do a lot sports. i wasn't sure if i would get to go to the game.

. >> j.r.: could is right now everything is back on track place like a much infatuation now compared to two hours ago. look office in the distance even see the terminal this corner two hours ago lined up on this corner. . this is what it looked like and hundreds trying to get on buses. . how it will receive word. all this because of the god trap well off the truck through a fence and onto the tracks. the cruise around an hour-and-a-half to get fat and all the debris. and then all the boys talked with frustrated sillies. >>: we were walking off. the bart stations reopened we're guy in charge airlock there. >> j.r.: a truck that went to the fence out on to the tracks. it was put out by artificial around our goal. you can see all is quiet tonight and bid news tomorrow morning will not be affected from all this. the lead >> vicki: then the richmond center fell bridge a big rig overturned blocking all lanes of crews are trying to get that up right. as tony and the trailer with a temporary concrete rail. one line is open the rest is to expect to be closed down for hours going to take highw

j.r. >> j.r.: was left embarcadero earlier. focus on the pokemon go many of the festival but that food area. so far no problems to report this is what looked like earlier lot of people may. dressed up in costumes uniforms for the seams where represent and eventually all these groups meet in the mission district san francisco 9000 expected. >> j.r.: been talking with many of those on that score all men. yet despite the so strict food fair as the stops in route to the mission district. at last check no problems with police and taken a bit of a backlash on line for not telling all pokemon characters. >> steve:in the east bay tonight.an on-going protest outside the oakland police officers' association offices. >> vicki: themselves to the offices' doors.vowing to stay there overnight. grant lodes is here with the images.and the message protesters have. >> grant: and clocks around their necks, the. dozens of demonstrators calling more police regulation in oakland. fifth street downtown oakland people showed up to orbit the organizers

j.r. stone has the latest. >> this is the area near the mobile home park where swat team members found a second bank robbery suspect hiding in the bush. >> and he saw the gentleman's leg under the brush. just creeping rend the brush. they got him. >> the second bank robbery suspect caught here after he opened fire on one officer in his car. the bank robbery happened early tuesday afternoon 20 miles away in the city of windsor. one that left an armored car guard shot. as for tuesday's search it was one that forced the closure of the neighborhood roads for several hours. as to why it took so long. >> suspect was presume to be armed and dangerous. from what i understand they did shoot rounds at the bank robbery they had earlier. i believe they actually hit somebody in sonoma. >> witnesses are just happy that law enforcement captured both suspect. >> all day long helicopters flying over and over and then all of a sudden it just stopped overhead. the swat team showed up. maybe 20 or 30 people w

it's >> j.r.: still lit up the focus right now as you look up slowly dismantling this and it is a route seen have been foisted upon to dismantle this train and earlier today a much different situation. . a lot of fire at a housing complex. in this complex and at least five townhouses were a total loss and the unit which is right here suffered only smoke damage. . unless city was an image of a large crane appearing to bend during the fire wednesday crews went to work on that aaron fears that it could fall and disassembled it piece by piece as for those who witnessed all this, they are still in of overt what happens. >> j.r.: in the picture looked as if that area not actually been down during this fire and it looks like at this point they have of a long way to go in this process of putting us back together and taking it apart for the cause aspire it is still under investigation. >> j.r.: with >> steve: and doesn't cars burned located right next door which initially caught those flames primarily at some cars smaller vehicles and nearby businesses say they are in shock with exactly what hap

but we were. >> who shot j.r. ideal a cliffhanger as you possibly could get. >> who did shoot j.r.? we may never get the answer to that question. the people who produce that program are going to keep us in suspense as long as they possibly can. >> who shot j.r. and then we broke for the summer. then the actors went on strike. it delayed the resolution, and it just started to percolate through the world. >> i remember going on vacation to england that summer and that's all that people were talking about there. >> we know you don't die. you couldn't die. >> we don't know that. >> how could you die? you couldn't come back next season. >> i couldn't come back but the show could still go on. >> but you wouldn't. what is that show without j.r.? >> that's what i figure. >> i guess if you don't know by now who shot j.r., you probably do not care. last night some 82 million americans did. and they watched the much touted "dallas" episode." it could become the most watched television show ever. >> who shot j.r. is a reflect

live in berkeley, j.r. stone kron 4 news. >> steve:happening now: the second night of lane closures on the san mateo bridge is underway. right now -- two lanes are closed in the westbound direction. this is a live picture from the toll plaza. the closures start each evening at 7:00. and last through 5:00 a-m. the work will continue through the weekend. the reason -- crews need to repair this hole in the bridge deck. that happened on june 15-th. until now there had been a temporary patch in place. a series of smash and grab burglaries near sacramento overnight. and then today, the investigation shifted to oakland. grant lodes is here to show us the dramatic video from one of the burglaries. >> grant:pretty bold burglary at this gun store in rocklin.that's northeast of sacramento. the suspects as ram the front door with their s-u-v. and then five people climb over the gate to get into the store. they got away with several guns from that store. and another gun store they hit in folsom. but the suv used in at l

live in pleasanton, j.r. stone >> we have solar. so we are making energy. >> keeping the dermis that at 78 degrees. which for some people is pretty high. >> we definitely do not go that high. maybe 17. --70 (laughter) >> reporter: live in pleasanton, and j.r. stone kron 4 news. >> this just in to the kron 4 newsroom. >> grant: the words are flooding us and say that they have seen in mysterious light in the sky. here was some video sent to us from a viewer. with a different perspective in the san jose area. >> grant: the viewers have been flooding us . with people in loss' vegas say that they have seen something like this. it could be a meteor. we have restored to the national weather service to look into it. a lot of people on the west coast have seen something like up the night sky. if you have seen anything like this and have video or pictures please submit them to our web site. you get also e-mail at breaking news at kron 4. >> pam: thanks, grant! >> pam:two deadly wildfires are burning across california. you are looking at a map

>>j.r. stone: break out the umbrella of the heat wave is here to timbuktu are sky high all across the bay area ever was trying to keep the rays off of them including this one has the car was about working you get this just a few hours ago a wildfire burning tonight in california this one in monterey county still threatening to thousand homes >>reporter: this was the consecutive spend the air days they sale wednesday will also be a spare the air date and avoid driving if possible do not use gas powered devices if you are sensitive to unhealthy air state in the house. >>reporter: the community is holding a private memorial for the one-year anniversary of the killing of the eight year-old parasites and fresh fish are natural phenomenon with them by men health department said they can be naturally occurring in fish that is why they suggest that meat and fish not be eaten raw but cooked the good that eliminates the live parasites and help rescue. >>reporter: especially the east of them >>reporter

the bart stations reopened we're guy in charge airlock there. >> j.r.: a truck

. >> j.r.: flames shooting into the air early wednesday morning a sixth alarm fire at the housing complex under construction nearby neighbors awake and by the sounds of the burning. miss young lives in this complex townhouses or a total loss and care unit right here suffered only smoke damage. they set out that sent us this video with the that is an image of a large crane that appeared to and during the fire. when state crews went to work on a crane out of fear it could fall. it disassembled it piece by piece and for those who witness all this there still and all over what happens hopper. >> steve: you download for i phone android devices. another >> grant: black man killed by police family members say the 32 year-old was killed in a car and the falcon heights of suburb of minneapolis take look. >>: since and to carry trying to get out his id and while it and let the officer now that he had a fire arm and reaching for his wallet. she was in the driver's seat and started i'll last rewrite after the shootings. is is a video she says and that they were pulled over for broken taillight their

. >> j.r.: a truck that went to the fence out on to the tracks. it was put out by artificial around our goal. you can see all is quiet tonight and bid news tomorrow morning will not be affected from all this. the lead >> vicki: then the richmond center fell bridge a big rig overturned blocking all lanes of crews are trying to get that up right. as tony and the trailer with a temporary concrete rail. one line is open the rest is to expect to be closed down for hours going to take highway 37 as an alternate. . >> reporter: lasalle enchants. to the division on the convention floor third day of the rnc nothing if not. not might have the presidential nomination and if on the cheek. murre's figure who fought cruise allow for the purpose of damage control. >> steve: theme this time make america won again. they include rnc and our world junior. and net revs up. >> grant: see boxes right there this afternoon on fifth street down. towne oak land thousands of demonstrators more police regulation and of land and they slated to vote next week. to make it imple

>>j.r. stone: the woman we talked was says the plan was to go kayaking with our problem of cattle group along the section of the san francisco bank the did go kayaking compact kohen i have never seen it in a san francisco bank i am only open their ruby more. >>j.r. stone: fun times in the water experts do st. this year we are seeing whales earlier this season. >>reporter: racial bias apparently does exist within the san francisco police department. >>reporter: that some recommendations including a position to make sure they're working we spoke with the community have a kid about the report. >>reporter: compliance by minority is there is a systematic problem when there are issues particular officer's investigation find the complaint the result of this will lead to change was largely to the community trust and the officers that are sworn to protect them. >>reporter: a coalition of local residents to said they're concerned about the standard this city can't the city hall storm the city clerk's

>>j.r. stone: walnut creek as we look of the to the distance to concede on the screen 93 degrees that as a cool down to a butcher because it was much hotter earlier in the day you consider some folks using umbrella in the area to try to keep the sun rays off the skin which spent the day driver of the walnut creek pleasanton in concord to to range from 100 to zero hundred and seven degrees and officially on the car thermometer they were drinking water one woman who was from out of town said she did not realize what a to the store would be such a pain to me hot experience we have to work to get it done you can see it is 93 degrees in walnut creek again that is a court down temperature compared to what it was earlier plenty of hot temperatures still to come this week as well. >>reporter: your highs around the region heading into tomorrow similar to what we saw today tomorrow heading into thursday's slow to talk to cool things down 103 for antioch livermore, but a few degrees cooler 9778 in oakl

. >> steve: j.r. stone has our story. >> reporter: it is just under 80 degrees right now. at the core center opened much of the afternoon and evening our spirit closed around 9:00. it will be back open tomorrow. --the senior center >> reporter: i talked with a number of people. everyone is saying that they are trying to save electricity in certain areas so they can use it in other areas. >> just because. >> well, we have a solar so we are just making energy. >> we do not go that high. we state our -70 degrees. >> reporter: those here at the cooling center like to think you will get much easier in the next coming days. --busier >> pam: and mr. light across the sky. --mystery light and we are seeing similar reports and sutherland california and utah and vegas and more areas. >> pam: sure to stay with us for more of days. >> steve: tsk firefighters did have the upper hand earlier this morning. but by the afternoon the fighter had the had increase because of the hotter weather. --the fire had increased >> pam: the first woman to ever received presidential nomination for any pa

. >> j.r.: be smarter than traffic information boards along the corridor arnelle on. and apart products to reduce shuttle traffic but traffic accidents from the bridge to the bay bridge. for things will happen during the project's one there will be adept different meter is adjusting to traffic and then to overhead signs like these will soon look like this. all hang officials and warn drivers of montgomery accidents three traffic information will show travel times and drug information. as a badge of the respond lanes on 80 wednesday all overhead stop signs or turned off. a section of highway has as many as two under and 70,000 cars on it. tulane >> pam: close montespan direction a live picture from the toll plaza and it starts at 7 at night through five in the morning. and the work will continue during the weekend cruise to this to repair paul unabridged expansion 15th until now the contemporary passion place. >> steve: in the haight district. reports of kkk in san francisco of setting many people in the bay area here is an example when the flier urging people to join

. >> j.r.: called more than a thousand people rsvp on line one of two locations here long we embarcadero court at the park they will let the game and making their way from the mission section of san francisco it it's it's it's 6:00 wednesday to lend the morning there urging people to be careful adherence and francisco attacked robin got hurt. >> vicki: it thing many of forecast of a starts ran up he just in time for the week and gives us something to think about. >> britteny: if you want it hotter it's coming as ego and the saturday sunday evening to next week. i looked outside where we are seeing all little bit of patchy fog into the rest of tonight that fog will thicken along the coast and you wake up planner shows clouds and fog to start tomorrow morning mid-50s 9:00 a.m. 60 degrees and inland locations in low 60s. as we approach lunchtime hour will slowly start to see clouds clear and plenty of sunshine in the afternoon six. g-7 the base 77 by 3:00 p.m. warmer up to about 81 degrees below. solicitations will push to the mid '80s tomorrow that clustered average below average for most

it's a better transition of the original greek and so j.r.kien's viable the one he had while he was writing "lord of the rings", just 1000 books in here are worth over $10 million. actually there are few books worth over 1 million apiece although i have looks as low as $100 but that's kind of the starting level for the books that i have. what i enjoy so much about the rare books is the hunt. it's a treasure hunt. finding them and then also realizing in these older books they are different. they have a different feel, different look and often a different story often depending on who owned the book that is an added story within the story. this is the perfect place to keep these books because it's fireproof and its humidity controlled and there is no uv light. this little book has a big story but if you are looking at it you'll see it's in latin and this is something that could be overlooked unless you understand what the symbol is. this little book has a great story but you have to know history. you have to understand the history of this time p

who is j.r.? >> are those the people that don't like to watch tv? >> bakari, newt gingrich, his response is it might not be a good idea to have me on the ticket. i don't know if you need a two-pirate ticket. do you agree with corey that this is probably of those three, the smartest pick for mr. trump to have made? >> well, as a democrat, mike pence puts absolutely no fear in my heart and i don't know any democrat one who really knows mike pence or two, is afraid of him on the stump or anywhere else and he's not the brash personality that newt gingrich is and he's not the skilled debater that they are and he's not an intimidatinintimidating, figure and i know he built a bridge for more conservatives and mike pence is anti-lgbt and he's anti-women and all of these things where donald trump needs to go and mike pence doesn't get you there and if you look at their disagreements on. they disagree on libya. they disagree on iraq and disagree on trade and this is a weird, weird ticket, but it's typical donald trump. >> what matters, bakari is who is on top

we talk with its director, j.r. jack daily and jeremy kenny and valley neil, chair of the mu see's space history department. you can join the conversation and they'll take your phone calls and tweets. the 40th anniversary, live this evening beginning at 6:00 eastern on c-span's american history tv. >> the hard fought 2016 primary season is over with historic conventions to follow this summer. >> colorado. >> florida. >> texas, ohio. >> watch c-span as delegates consider the nomination of the first woman ever to head a political party and first nonpolitician in several decades. watch live on c-span. listen on the app or get video on demand at c span.org. you have a front seat on c-span beginning on monday, july 18th. >> each week american history tv's reel america gives you archival films that provide context for today's public affairs issues. this marks the 40th anniversary of the air and space museum on july 1st, 1976. >>> leading up to the celebration, reel america will be showing a series of nasa films, up next,

>>j.r. stone: talk about exciting these fans are fired up who does not want one of the biggest superstars and the world when it comes to basketball player on their team one woman told me her husband had a hundred dollar bet with her son she said her son today it is a hundred dollars richer they're excited to can listen. >>: knew he would go somewhere and we're lucky to get him sitting in lots of excitement but there is some concern we talk with the least one or two friends who said they don't know about this move the don't like the fact that in the slake harrison barnes has seen his last day here they're concerned tonight at 6:00. >>vicki liviakis: the fourth of july celebrations sexless all across the nation you're looking at video large crowd gathered to watch the national independence day parade this morning in washington d.c.. >>gabe slate: rental behind the camera because we have to show you it is hard to leave the by your 3:00 p.m. people or already lined up they spent over 200,000 peo

live in emeryville, j.r. stone kron 4 news. >> reporter: they attempted to pull him over but the suspect ran the detectives unmarked car and fled. that same suspect also led police on a chase across thea novato high school student the men attempted to hide a nearby creek bed and officers along without me a tiny share of deputies surrounding the area is said to wait out and neighbors stunned by the commotion. please helicopter went over and these lots speaker checkups a suspect and to giving up. he could not be facing charges a sofa deadly weapon and felony evasion. >> steve:16-year-old edwin guevara did not enter a plea at the marin county superior court. you can see him on the right side of your screen. he and 17-year-old juan carlos martinez henriquez were arrested back in may. they are both being charged as adults for the murder and attempted murder of two students. both teens are scheduled to appear back in court on june eighth 20-17. a group of retired judges speak out against efforts to remove the judge

learn more about the museum as we talk with the director, j.r. jack daily, the museum curator and valerie neil, chair of the museum's space history department. you can join the conversation as we'll be taking your phone calls, e-mails, and tweets. the 40th anniversary of the smithsonian air and space museum live this evening beginning at 6:00 eastern on c-span3's american history tv. >> the smithsonian's national air and space museum open to the public on the national mall 40 years ago on july 1st, 1976. up next, on real america, president gerald ford's remarks and portions of the dedication ceremony. this 14-minute film was recorded by the naval photographic center and provided by the gerald r. ford presidential library. >> president of the united states and the vice president of the united states. ♪ >> thank you very much. [ applause ] >> thank you very much, mr. chief justice, mr. vice president, distinguished members of congress, secretary rippley, distinguished guests, ladies and gentlemen. this beautiful new museum and it's exciting exhibit

we talk with its director, j.r.remy kenny and valley neil, chair of the mu see's space history department. you can join the conversation and they'll take your phone calls and tweets. the 40th anniversary, live this evening beginning at 6:00 eastern on c-span's american history tv. >> the hard fought 2016 primary season is over with historic conventions to follow this summer. >> colorado. >> florida. >> texas, ohio. >> watch c-span as delegates consider the nomination of the first woman ever to head a political party and first nonpolitician in several decades. watch live on c-span. listen on the app or get video on demand at c span.org. yo

rub >> j.r.: assess this starts in about a bar and the mission. >> vicki: 0 he man drowned after china said his six year- old daughter subway by waves and why. >> steve: all marched in downtown san francisco calling for charges to be brought against officers fatally shot mario lloyd's. >> vicki: and officials say she felt in the ocean after slipping and rocks the tide pool of. her dad market and drowned after jumping indigenous save her mark was an attorney for multinational communications company he and his wife along with the three daughters, residential street in north berkeley the youngest of the girl's neighbors say they are a great family. this shows the rescue effort after it news of the drowning. was not a good day for missing was tide pools very windy and high surf advisories. >> vicki:renewed demands tonight in the mario woods case. the young man police. ."no justice. no peace." several dozen people marched from 6th and bryant streets to city hall today. demanding that the officers involved in wood's death bethe case has been a controversy long before recent police killings i

. >> vicki: kron4 j.r. stone is live on the scene with more. j.r.? >> reporter: is still an active seen as i walk out of the way either because, behind me the cdc h-p officers that have left off the area with yellow tape. they have been searching and telling us that one person was taken into custody and we are still searching for the other individual that they considered armed and dangerous. >> reporter: it did take our crew a long time to get out here because of the traffic. i see officers walking with rifles from the command center which is located are round this area. they are all looking for individuals that they assume was involved and that bake robbery. in the windsor area which is a round to miles of or so from this location. that is where a bank robbery happened. >> reporter: that man who was shot appears to be a guard but as we speak, because of that program and what actually happened officials are not seeing too much. other that it did occur and the way up to this situation as to where we are right now. >> reporter: i can tell you a group o

hours following the story from the embarcadero >> j.r.: if you look on lyneham believe some of those statistics yes that is the case on bass boat. it will be going they are interested in going. it is talking about pokemon go. presses one of thousands who says he will be at wednesday's crawl at san francisco. och players will start direct a large part or along the embarcadero and north of the ferry building. with the good comes the bad players across the country have been attacked in the back room suffered while playing the game. >> j.r.: cars following huge credit to will let area or areas with lots of people. >> steve: the drivers are becoming part of a very big traffic experiment. the next period of time from 5 until 8 at night cadres' will be switching off 55 m alights it could cause confusion their testing out metering lights to fine-tune the traffic flow >> britteny: in to the rest of the night also cut coastal drizzle and tomorrow slightly warmer temperatures. this is the beginning of warming trend it back into the mid-nineties and the weekend also the people are temperatures s

. >> now kron4's j.r. stone is live tonight but right now the story. >> reporter: this is the area of the mobile home park where swat team members found a second buncke robbery suspect hiding in the bushes -- second bank robbery suspect hiding in the bushes. the first suspect was caught here after investigators say he opened fire on at least one officer who was in his car. the bank robbery happened early tuesday afternoon 20 miles away in the city of windsor. one that left an armored car guard shot. as for tuesday's search it closed the area for hours. as for why it took so long. >> suspect was presumed to be armed and dangerous. they did shoot rounds at the bank robbery they had earlier. i believe they actually hit somebody in sonoma. >> reporter: witnesses are just happy that law enforcement captured both suspect. >> all day long, many, many hours. all the helicopters flying over then they just stayed overhead. then the swat team showed up. 20 or 30 people went around that way and caught him right across

i'm j.r. stone. >> i'm justine waldman. uber at the center of another assault case. this time out of the peninsula where the woman says her uber driver locked her inside his car and sexually assaulted her. that driver sunday arrest tonight. >> the victim was picked up by the uber driver and we have reaction from people who use uber, ella? >> reporter: getting into a stranger's car sounds risky, but when you call uber or lyft you are expected to be in good hands. it was not true this time and it sparked quite the debate here downtown. there might be a difference between men and women when getting into an uber car. a female passenger reports she was sexually harassed by her uber driver friday night in east palo alto. police identified 59-year-old redwood city resident raherda as the suspect. >> women are really not safe. >> reporter: there are women more at risk at being sexually assaulted than men getting into a ride sharing car. >> generally. yeah. i'm sure that there are occasions where guys are made to feel uncomfortable. i think it is the nature of being a woman i

>>dan kerman: >>j.r. stone: when we arrived here in was a hundred and one the umbrella of the heat wave in temperatures are sky-high all across the bay area on everyone was trying to keep berets' off of them including this one to 84 degrees still uncomfortable but we've talked about it no and incite more hot temperatures on the way here in this east bay >>reporter: the biggest question is why? love and no to balloons and a tree of life are all dedicated to the a year-old who tragically kidnap rate in a killed last july the community has banded together since then as the author each of the support and keep her memory of life the alleged killer was a neighbor he was 15 years old at the time of the attack on july 26th of last year she was playing her scooter at the art center where they both lived police say he lore to the apartment and restrain the rate and murdered her the body was five to six hours later in a recycling bin on the property he was standing nearby watching the tech the search for her he's be

>>j.r.tone: you could see behind this and all of the cameras that are in place these cameras that are in place of 14 new cameras are in addition to the hundred and 20 times that they have all across expert sir the good news to report and the fact that half of these cameras are running right now seven of the 14 the other half will be up and running in the next 48 to 72 hours this crime fighting tool maybe even used more often than we've already seen it in just six days. >>here is stanley roberts who found some people behaving badly: >>stanley roberts: but to understand this one-sided conversation where in the city of los altos on like every other city is infested it has to do with this fine place to right smack in the middle of the street it reads of the lot across the lines of the colts lost out to as much as the cold there's also the california vehicle code for the same law back to the pri's driver his right smack in the middle of cross all the double yellow lines is quickly map of the offi

. >> thanks, j.r. ? i feel too young to be this old. i'm the boss of me, but sometimes i need a little help. if you or a loved one has masshealth, call commonwealth care alliance to find out about senior care options. >>> so this skydiver in california is preparing for the biggest jump in his life. he's gone thousands of times before, but this time it's a little different. >> his plan is to jump out of a perfectly fine airplane without a parachute. it takes place tomorrow afternoon. instead of getting caught up in the wind, he'll drop straight down into a net. he said he hopes it becomes the greatest reality tv stunt of all time. >> he says he practiced like 75 times or something. what if the net doesn't work? there's too many variables there. >> clearly, we're not big risk takers. >> good luck to him. >> we'll be praying along with probably his mother and all of other people in his family. >> there's another 30 minutes of 7 news ahead. >> "7 news at 6:00" starts right now. >>> breaking news. boston police lay out a time line for the dr

. >> j.r.: the bottom line is they're dealing necropolis of the application because the launch earlier servers have been down and talk with players. the servers were not working. they were not able to play the game this could have a big impact on what's supposed to be a very large kuralt. with some of the video players preparing for this for some time. as said before the application has been down for much of the day because of the launch in japan. servers down the on line and take a look of people asking questions if this will still happen and we will still see all of people out here all wonder if it will actually be able to get on their phone and play this game. it starts up at 6:00 it goes till 1 in the morning it will keep you updated and on what it looks like out here in the embarcadero. . >> reporter: 14 that the new. they called and after reports of shooting inside the building all little after 3:00 a.m.. number of people inside the store front outside of their hands up put in the cops. and you concealing person being supported by others limping out apparently wounded in the leg.

>>j.r. stone: if you hear any blooms as we talk as fireworks and still going on downtown when it comes to kevin we talk to the woman she said my husband had it was a hundred dollars richer because he is now on the warriors golden state warriors fan showing their colors for kevin their rent. >>: we don't know they all play very well together we are not sure how it will change her fingers across lots of positive opinions when it comes to have been but a lot of fans were not shy about the fact they are were rigged with the andrew bogut and harrison barnes seemingly out concerned about that happy about kevin durant. >>reporter: we are trapped in reaction. >>grant lodes: they're going to score 200 points a game where they're going to + point.. all build difficulties---audio difficulty. >>reporter: tonight people all across the bay area not just celebrating was also the fourth of july and >>vicki liviakis: a police shooting happened just before 5:00 tonight san jose is still unclear what exactly p

. >> j.r. is back from his long vacation. >> he looks so relaxed and tan. >> should be good until 6:30. >> night night out there right now. this weather system grazed southern new england early this evening. this may trend south, and that's what happened. we had most of the rainfall well south of metro boston. it would have been nice if they moved on top of all of us, because you know that we desperately need rain and the afternoon sunshine has led to a scattering of a few isolated showers and storms but nothing widespread or significant. most of the activity out west, as it continues to drift south, a lot will melt i'm playing catch-up haven't b back home. boston 76, bedford norwood 83, so that hasn't changed and plymoh74. at least we got rid of the stifling heat. tonight temps between 63 and 68. that weather system is moving away from southern new england. there's another juan way over eventually that will catch up with us towards the second half of the weekend. in between there's drier air i

>>j.r. stone: keeping mind oklahoma said it is a 90 percent chance that did not happen and again come into the golden state warriors fans would talk with fired up to seven latest we did talk with some who were not happy about the durant pickup in there were not happy about a couple of the moves that they made you will hear from those folks tonight at 2:00. >>vicki liviakis: isn't an attack by system one of the worst bombing in nearly a decade as they celebrate the special birthday all woman also hitting a special mount strong her remarkable story straight after the break. for the best sleep ever. you the knowledge to adjust don't miss the lowest prices of the season sale, with the c2 queen mattress now only $699.99 plus 36-month financing. only at a sleep number store. (all with worry-free ownership. colors in your neighborhood... head to your neighborhood enterprise car sales and let the people who buy more vehicles than anyone... shift your thinking about buying your next one. hey, they'd

we'll talk with its director, general j.r.ack daily and jeremy kenny and valerie neil of the space history department. you can join the conversation, they'll take your phone calls and e-mails and tweets. the 40th anniversary of the smithsonian air and space museum, live in evening beginning at 6:00 p.m. eastern on american history tv. >> each week american history tv's american artifacts takes viewers behind the scenes, we visited the national portrait gally comment rating the amelia earhart disappearance, she was called lady lindy and the mystery surrounding her loss continues to fascinate americans today. >> welcome to the national portrait gallery. i'm the curator of photographs here at the gallery. when visitors come to the portrait gallery and showing them around the exhibition, i often ask them, what do you know about amelia earhart? we know she was the first woman to fly across the atlantic and we also know that she disappeared tragically in 1937. that's what most visitors understand about amelia earhart. what this exhi

>>j.r. stone: he's talking about for the pocket monsters than--game. >>j.r. stone: he is one of thousands who said he will be at the crawl in san francisco fifth according to organizers of the was started in the dolores park or along the embarcadero just north of the ferry building they're amazed by the power and popularity with the good comes the bad players in san francisco and across the country have been attacked and robbed and and suffered injuries while playing the game this said as about being aware but admit they sacrifice in some locations. >>james: to hear similar stories we're working on for the kron 4 morning news this morning the parents of the uc-berkeley student who was killed in the terror attack are speaking out about what happened is they officials are moving forward with more plans to boost safety along highway 4 after recent strength shooting the new effort to prevent future shootings. >>james: you is a to some of the major headlines you need to know about donald trump the office of the republican presidential nominee to have the vote on t

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cleveland character, turning into america, so town in hard that the president had to cavaliers' guard j.rith to put his shirt back on. the point is that republicans to a profoundly different place. the city is certainly bracing conflict in protest over but that backdrop we're accustomed to has given way to a infused neverland of champions. g.o.p. adapt to its new surroundings? invited on stage? whether or not you are better off than you were eight years for debate but we know one thing for certain, cleveland sure is. >> many thanks to will leach. we'll be right back. ♪ >> two weeks ago we had our friend, mike elliott, c.e.o. of the one campaign and former international and "newsweek" international as a guest on the show. mike has been battling cancer, bravely, and uncomplainingly, for two years. last night, he passed away in washington at the age of 65. had anurnalist, mike unquenchable curiosity about the undermatched dexterity of explaining everything to his readers. >> mike dedicated himself to the poverty.ending he had infectious good humor and other-worldly generosity with his time,

>>j.r. stone: this is the area of, so the mobile home park or where swat team members from the second bank robbery suspect hiding in the bushes for one of our our brief respite was called in air and other investigators said he opened fire on the least one officer lows in his car in half and early tuesday afternoon to 20 mi. away in the sonoma county city of windsor one that left an armored car guard shot as for tuesday's surge it was one before the closure of callers to the neighborhood for several hours witnesses said they're happy that law- enforcement after both of them to guard who was shot was taken to the hospital his condition is on know this morning san jose police will begin wearing body cameras all patrol the look like small blood boxes attach to the uniforms the city will spend $4 million over the next five years. >>james: the cat has a battery that lasts for more than 12 hours and recorder of to seven hours of content possible gunfire interstate 80 and now the mayor of hercules i

next we have reality tv star j.r. johnson is with us.style in your score? >> you know, that's a good idea. i'm going to be judging everyone's bathing suits. everyone better will giving looks. >> jimmy: these bathing suits were thrust upon them moments ago. we ran them to marshall's or something like that. >> jimmy: very good. the anchor of the judging panel, my aunt chippy is here with us tonight. aunt chippy. [ cheers and applause ] let me ask you this, your fake eye lashes, are they water resistant. are they able to get wet? >> am i able to get wet? >> jimmy: your eye lashes? >> you leave my eye lashes alone, you little jerk. i'm going to tell you that right now. because i got to gavel and i will beat the [ bleep ] out of you with it. i'm not kidding. >> jimmy: i'm being threaten the by the judges. guillermo, let's do this. themba, are you ready? >> i'm ready. i can't wait. >> jimmy: you say you're a teacher of third graders. will they see this? >> they better. >> jimmy: they they ever seen you with your shirt off before? >> no. >> jim

that is where we find our j.r. stone who has been on scene since the search. what's the latest? are grant, it's only been in the last 40 minute that is we learn thad two bank robbery suspects had both been caught. i do want to step out of the way. if you look off into the distance you can see all of the investigator and detectives still out on scene here. this scene that you're looking at, this is an area where one of the bank robbery suspects fired shots at an officer. the man was taken into custody. there was another man in the car who took off and ran. i do want to go to some video that i shot within last 15 minutes this. is the area near where we're standing right here, probably around half a mile from where we're standing and you can see the wooded area. this is the area where the second suspect was hiding. you can see some of the swat crew members who are still out there. when i went back a short time later he had been taken into custody. this stems from the bank robbery that happened in the windsor area just before 2:00 this afternoon. we know at least one person was shot