over the next 24 hours but we are expecting some showers to come into the bay area kron 4 is james fletcher as look at our forecast >> reporter: tracking the storm and the kron 4 weather center we have chance for showers throughout the evening hours and will see that continue to rob the overnight hours. thursday they part forecast a.m. tomorrow as you did not look for the widespread rain to be light and the temperatures to be cool with that point upper forties to low 50s by noontime the rains will stay with this and may intensify a little bit a warm-up slightly. the ring will be grow and the rain may grow in intensity between noon and 5:00 p.m. so in general and relied when the we're expecting every now and then we might get a pop up thunderstorm the lukewarm for brief moment moment and you may also see some light is associated with that as well >> reporter: midnight scattered showers north bay pushing for a few hours to the 3:00 a.m. this light scattered showers and east bay and the south bay's best employed in this gives more organized at 7:00 a.m.. look for rain in the south bay and peni

in oakland jr stone kron 4 news >> grant lodes: some rain is finally added to the bay area and james fletcher will be here in five minutes to give me an update on the weather >> pam moore: also coming up tonight san francisco is not loving this what happened at 1 the dawn of the camera that flies on its own policy your brown takes pictures for you the outburst that cost a promising local student athlete is scholarship we will be back in about 90 seconds. >> pam moore: new tonight 8 some harsh and hateful words in the of the moment have cost a local star athlete his scholarship kron 4 scott rates is live in berkeley with reaction to the races read the was caught on video >> reporter: this offended a lot of people and rightfully so it happened right behind me at this is cooler was caught on camera >> reporter: it's difficult to hear but that's the voice of a stock and all valley high school boston-based ballplayer he can be her directing a racial slur at two other players from rival st. mary's high school in berkeley after gang. the smart phone video shot back on april 29th has generated out ra

james fletcher speaking. when the kitchen area here is still doing some final tram work is a three-bedroom house will be given to the new owners at 1:00 this afternoon is still quite a bit to be done there working very hard on the kitchen is to be done and that the appliances there were working up into the living room this the the two of the house the select group area here is the mom and dad and two children and this is the first time that the children have never had a room of their home the workmanship and the quality of the craftsmanship this fantastic. >> reporter: we have the master bedroom in europe and the hall and the family is completely static and they've been working on this house by the way since the beginning and that is one of the requirements that the new owners have to be putting in some sweat equity to build this house to suggest not just hitting keys to a brand-new house the also helped build this house. >> reporter: janices here to learn this from habitat for humanity for anybody who's out

kron 4's james fletcher was there early to check out the food and a new ride. >> reporter: we have games prizes and food plus for rides. scare you have to death rate here. this is in addition to the fare record the drop zone. if you are squeamish about heights you probably would not want to get on. >> reporter: and not one to but goal of this thing. whoa! how about that! >> reporter:how about that! not bad! that is the new attraction this year. >> reporter: things to eat we cannot talk about the fare without talking about the food and of course in think deep fried. i then she's of the fried in the corn dog better. ticket prices are listed as the web cyprus and the fair will be here through sunday so come out and have a good time with the family. and antioch prepared >> reporter: it will be hot tamale and saturday. keep that in mind if you decide to take your family out. we do have some size of an effect more sunshine tomorrow. we have low 80s and fairfield and warm and concord as well. upper 50s in san francisco thrift still cold amount of water. >> reporter: 4 tonight expecting increasi

james fletcher has more on the forecast. james?>james: half however you can see areas beginning to like the the the sun is slowly but surely beginning to focus weightroom were made up today here is how the weather should play out right now lot of mid fifties 55 to 57 right now with some clouds tear the chance of drizzle we're not saying too much of that at the moment low 60s and len bias three this afternoon kids getting out of school prayer of the for the three day holiday weekend will start at all with the mets won no 64 by the bay with our sixties to their '70's and what is going to get warmer and some here as we continue on into the weekend >>george: as we continue to track an exceptionally light ride around the bay started off with a look at what is, on the south bay where you can see the ride on interstate 280 in the northbound direction continuing to look at a ride into to the tin on highway 85 no delays or problems the drive on 101 and the northbound direction is a pretty smooth trip this morning 19 minutes now as you did n

area the message to students in the east bank the contra costa county fair is starting today james fletcher is live with the thread runs this morning. >>mark: the siege is down 53 with a slight uptake on a number of americans filing for unemployment claims it is down 56 dreadnought 18,000 '80s by will be watching wall street >>michelle apon: we're waking up to some low clouds pettifog and resume rubble to see some sunshine for today and one sunny spot will mainly stay across the south than temperatures of going to continue to stay low to mid 50's this morning by 9:00 it will warm up a little bit more in the upper fifties during the lunch hour it will start to left and we will see some sunshine will quickly warmed up into the upper 60s the rest of the south bay will plan on laura's '70s and then we will have plenty of sunshine by the afternoon quickly eating of the temperatures and low to mid 70's. >>michelle apon: temperatures will continue to stay on the slightly milder side of the to the seven '60s and '70s if you will be across san jose in the afternoon we will be talking more about the

capital that is what many buildings were destroyed from the first earthquake >>mark: let's go to james fletcher for more on the earthquake did been hit in the region. >>james: the 7.3 that occurred early this morning led to zoom in and show you the number of quakes that happened since and as they said there were six and i have to say is added a few more most recent was a measure in the low for they're getting weaker but the ground is still shaky consider cluster of them right here this is a lot of the outside as to take a quick look at the bay bridge, looking up the horizon getting lighter and lighter as where expected sunrise with the sun to pop over the east bay hills any minute now temperatures on the cool side look in the 49 san francisco 51 for oakland and for places like in the south of san jose come in at 48 really chilly start really windy afternoon once again talk more about the winds coming up in just a minute let's get to the traffic center. >>george: if it is still a pretty quiet ride out there also is building up here at the bay bridge toll plaza adjutancy now had less reaching all

. ♪ >>mark: we are partnering with the organization to shed more about what they do is alive james fletcheres to be done with the just a few last nail that of a lot of people and more to show up. >>james: will have the front door this it is to be put on a lot of things jacket is to you in the backyard that a lot of things still back in that need to be put into the house bill and they're really talking to kids of the city's landscape think all of this need to be ready to go by 1:00 or so this afternoon that is when the keys to hand over to the new owners on a to are in desperate need of affordable housing and a problem all along the the area of the price skyrocketing this is one of many house the habitat for humanity has been working on. >>james: we're talking about that more throughout the year but the workers beginning to start showing up like i said into the final sprint and we come back and our next in the next hour we'll take you inside of the house and shall you still need to be done and talk more about the family and about the organization had been set for humanity fog is a to the fam

of the contra costa county fair the gates open and and and the fair runs through the lake and james fletchercrowds and having had any of the food? >> james: had earlier of a block of american cheese rolled around an accord dog batter and deep- fried down livestock pavilion the animals to their culture big part of the county fair for h heavily involved as you can see pavilion we have doats and like all the decorations each of the pens to the new competitions last year's supreme grand champion. "where the two competitors above me going and or artie had one which i then got. "this is jackson he is have a cross and mrs. austin he is also had crossed competition starts when at 5:00 today. >> darya: their rear of the animals heidi hamel them so they don't buy you out of everyone's worried about that hard dishy it used to handle the animals in doing that so issue is not being afraid of them. >> james: would like to know like it sometimes scared of being around animals in ideas and handling animals. >> james: tush tells and she's boss and they listen "as most of the time" >> james: with the lambs an

stripped-down to studs and made them home brand new again >> reporter: 1 lead to melded kron 4 james fletcher you can see and taking a tour of the house on our kron4.com. >> reporter: there's nothing high-tech about it these in santa rosa are using old- fashioned switcher route to steal gasoline phillipe djegal shows us how they're getting away with it >>: we were here last week we put our last 20 bugs in the take as we come out someone else with fog in our gas >> reporter: like all the attention to the man in the black jersey at the part number nine you can see of switching nozzles with plug number 10 at the chevron gas station on been at valley road in santa rosa then you will see a lot of they had caught in the background the redwood oil company which owns the station and shared this surveillance video with kron 4 says that's the man's accomplice minutes later another white van the that the close of two popped no. 9 pick up with then strolls into the opposite stall and as a manager linda model explains the victim gets ripped off without knowing it until it's too late the models as the this

lou: joining us, dean of fletcher school, admiral james. let me start with this attempt rat a reset on the part of secretary of state kerry the obama administration. this is the president sending his man with hat in hand to vladimir putin who this president has said for months and months and months, economic sanctions will bring him to his knees. what do you make of it? >> well, i don't think we should be think it too about a reset we should be worried about a replay of the original invasion of ukraine. because if you think back to how the invasion of ukraine started it started with vladimir putinn sochi rat the olympics handing world leaders like he has been doing. preparations are underway for a attack probably against marry opal to creata land bridge we talked about. this is not a reset, but a replay of the invasion we should be thinking about. lou: how much more of this can the american public top pub -- tolerate. >> this president now launched a negotiation over sending our advanced nuclear technology, u.s. advance nuclear reactors to

for more i spoke with admiral james who said that the supreme allied commander of nato is now the dean at fletcher school university. he joins me from boston. you said the strategy in iraq is not working. what do you think would work? >> i think isis needs to be put under pre-axis pressure. that means army in the north and having them push to the south, intensifying the bombing campaign to break down the logistics, which are resupplying this a fig -- and which are resupplying the fighters to the west. we need to reemerge with the iraqi security forces. as secretary carter said, they appear to lack the will to fight, i would argue that they are lacking the leadership to fight. i think that needs to be supplied by principally u.s. forces on the ground. probably 7000 to 10,000. that is a jump from the current 2000 to 3000, but that would be a stiffener to the leadership component getting the iraqis more firmly in the fight from the south. katty: do you think the white house, given what has happened in ramadi and syria with the fall of palmyra would put 10,000 u.s. boots on the ground in iraq? >> i do

me now, former nato supreme allied commander and the dean of the fletcher school of law and diplomacy at tufts university admiral james stavridis. good to have you with us. we have a reasonably clear response from the obama administration the fall of ramadi is not a big deal the fall of ramadi is a big deal but the overall strategy is working when we have watched mosul, anbar province fall and now ramadi. i mean this gets worse and worse. what's to be done? >> lou, i think the fall of ramadi is clearly a defeat. it's not the end of the story, but the strategy is not working, and so we need to amp up two or three things. first of all, we've got to get more weapons in the hands of the peshmerga in the north. they can fight. we need to amp up the bombing campaign in the west and go after the logistics and the intelligence centers of the islamic state. in terms of the iraqi security forces they have been a disaster. our best shot there is to increase the number of trainers that we have there so probably go from 3,000 to maybe 5,000 or even 6,000 trainers nothing compared to the 150,000 troops we had in iraq at one time bu

globex or jim fletcher recording recording and we of the back back to story check the second pass store the the sun and the on-site. >> darya: today or. waiting for rami on or. worked >> james: now perhaps obiit me but michelle said send. waiting for some rainshowers this morning and now all on offshore wait for tori's suggest to the clouds and cool temperatures is always see here a satellite read our view as we dug of deepen the weather for today and something to really talk about some sort of a retrospective looking at conditions so, on the bay but just offshore light to moderate showers and so tracking in the direction of san francisco and another hour mini to nbc stars begin to materialize over the base of abandoned and will watch area carefully this or expecting the timeline by 7:00 and clustered a we expect more chores and the north bay with that system by o'clock as a conceive things are a little bit of hope this section happens we desperately need the rain were scattered showers is ahead tour of o'clock in the first half the day it o'clock to noon time to see scattered shower max. >> james: >> : 3 or breaks up a little bit we introduce the possibility of thunderstor