jeff: do not let it happen. take a stand, people , say, that is crony capitalism and look at these guys. trade authority, i do not need it. i don't need it. we are already there. you say you like a small business. why don't you try to help them for a change? they say, we love small and medium businesses but do nothing , to help them. we have to be more forceful about how to get these points through. charlie: how much do you worry about cyber security? jeff: a lot. i run the cyber task force inside the company. >> why do you do that? >> i think it is hugely important. i want to learn about it personally. it is emerging, so you're only as smart as the last threat you have learned about and i want to , make sure that the company is moving on all parts, and i can do that from my seat created i view this as one of the real enterprise risks of this era for sure. charlie: how do you stop it or prevent it? jeff: you have to have all the -- we get hit every day. we just have to keep upping her our game. take everything w

. >> jeff: and mike miscommunication. steve kerr called a time-out right when the ball went through, but because of the noise, they inbounded, no one recognized it and they didn't get to take it out and run their side out of bounds play. >> mike: david lee called for the loose ball foul off the missed three by green. it is so loud we got two of the loudest arenas in the league in oracle and quicken loans. >> mark: mike not a bad foul going for the offensive rebound. goes over the back of tristan thompson. so, it sends aed ba free throw shoot shooter to the line. >> mike: thompson just 58% shooting in these playoffs. from the free-throw line. >> jeff: and i think they're making a mistake by getting quiet. i co. everybody -- i would be more nervous when a pin could drop. >> mark: i tell you who is not quiet, steve kerr. he is still upset about not getting the basketball advanced after that time-out. >> jeff: i don't blame him. >> mike: thompson hits the second. ten points 13 rebounds for tristan thompson. curry. fires away

. >> jeff: and mike miscommunication. steve kerr called a time-out right when the ball went through, but because of the noise, they inbounded, no one recognized it and they didn't get to take it out and run their side out of bounds play. >> mike: david lee called for the loose ball foul off the missed three by green. it is so loud we got two of the loudest arenas in the league in oracle and quicken loans. >> mark: mike not a bad foul going for the offensive rebound. goes over the back of tristan thompson. so, it sends aed ba free throw shoot shooter to the line. >> mike: thompson just 58% shooting in these playoffs. from the free-throw line. >> jeff: and i think they're making a mistake by getting quiet. i co. everybody -- i would be more nervous when a pin could drop. >> mark: i tell you who is not quiet, steve kerr. he is still upset about not getting the basketball advanced after that time-out. >> jeff: i don't blame him. >> mike: thompson hits the second. ten points 13 rebounds for tristan thompson. curry. fires away

that jeff fassett might be involved here. >> shortly after jeff fassett returned home, police converged on his house. >> they look like they have shotguns and gear on and they're surrounding the house and they're going to come here and ambush this place. >> jeff wanted to find out why this was happening. >> he made several phone calls to his police department, to the state police. >> there are patrol cars outside of my house. what's going on? >> nobody was coming right out and telling him. >> susan's son, jason, had made a call to the church and found out his mother had been shot. that's the only information they had. >> not sure what to do, jeff turned off all the lights. >> it looked as if he was barricading himself inside the house. >> i remember sitting in the house in the dark in silence for what seemed like a very, very long time. >> they don't know what he's going to do now. if a man has killed his wife, his children may be next and then he may kill himself. >> two tense hours pass before jeff fassett and his two sons come out of the house. >> they are led outside with their hand

>> jeff: or a foul.n i've never seen a great player not get the benefit of the doubt on two consecutive plays. >> mike: several times down the stretch. cavaliers though still lead. curry with j.r. smith on him. fakes. draws the foul. it's going to be two free-throws as j.r. smith went for the fake and curry can give them the lead at the free-throw line. >> jeff: that's the third bad foul by j.r. smith. again, they switch it he gets a little space and shows the shot clearly, a two. i do not like that call. steph curry is jumping into the space as j.r. smith goes up to contest. it's clearly a two-point shot but to me, just like in the restricted zone you have the right as a defender to go up a guy should not be able to dive into you. >> mike: that's the sixth foul on j.r. smith. so he fouls out in 39 minutes with 13 points. curry during the regular season 91% from the free-throw line. number one in the nba in free-throw percentage. in the playoffs he's been at 83%. there's one of the fouls. curry is 5-6 to

jeff: he might.rt of the plan that the one-time revenue would fund a long-term reauthorization of the transportation bill. that is critical. the president supports business tax reform which is predicated on infrastructure investment and making sure we get rid of loopholes and inefficiencies so that the lowering of rates is done in a revenue neutral way. l: do -- al: do you have many businesses that are volunteering to give up loopholes? jeff: that is always going to be difficult, but it is important for our competitiveness to have a more competitive tax structure. today's tax structure is filled with loopholes and inefficiencies. it is in everybody's interest for us to rationalize this system, lower the rate, create a better international system, invest in infrastructure and have a system that is more competitive and gets rid of these incentives to make investments abroad rather than the u.s. al: let me turn to the subject of regulation. all republican candidates in this presidential cycle are runnin

. >> jeff: well steph curry loses j.r. smith. pull-up jumper. a thing of beauty. ♪ me and you, ♪ ♪ and you and me. ♪ ♪ no matter how they tossed the dice. ♪ ♪ it had to be. ♪ ♪ the only one for me is you. ♪ ♪ and you for me. ♪ ♪ so happy together! ♪ now there's a rewards program that lets you earn points at one place and use them at another. introducing plenti. ♪ ♪ ♪ when it comes to rewards there's plenti together. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> mike: well, we thought this had the potential to be a dream match-up. so far, so good here in game one. as the numbers so identical. the key number exactly the same. it's 98 apiece with 31.9 seconds remaining. and after mozgov hits those two clutch free throws golden state will have it now. warriors still have two 20-second time-outs, as do the cavs. and now cleveland with the foul to give. >> mark: give steve kerr credit. very good coming out of time-outs. forcing miscommunication setting backscreens, or screens with curry and thompson involved where it puts so much pressure on your defense. >> jeff: when curry sets screens

so many huge road wins. >> jeff: mike, think about it.r years ago, when mark took over his first year they weren't a playoff team. then slowly building playoff team really good team and now a champion. it just shows you if you have the right players with the right character and the right habits and the right health, you, too, can make a great run. >> mike: they didn't face a lot of adversity during the regular season. one of the best regular seasons in the history of the league as j.r. smith hits that one. and steve kerr has to call time-out. cavs still fighting with 55.2 remaining. smith, who struggled tonight, with a couple of three pointers late. and steve kerr forced to call time. and that's his last time-out. steve kerr's been in the league a long long time. and he's seen some crazy comebacks. curry, that first year winning 26 games, of course he had some ankle injuries early in his career when he was the seventh overall pick in 2009. then mark you saw the improvement the next year. the 23 wins was -- >> jeff: lockout year. >> mike:

>> jeff: or a foul.n i've never seen a great player not get the benefit of the doubt on two consecutive plays. >> mike: several times down the stretch. cavaliers though still lead. curry with j.r. smith on him. fakes. draws the foul. it's going to be two free-throws as j.r. smith went for the fake and curry can give them the lead at the free-throw line. >> jeff: that's the third bad foul by j.r. smith. again, they switch it he gets a little space and shows the shot clearly, a two. i do not like that call. steph curry is jumping into the space as j.r. smith goes up to contest. it's clearly a two-point shot but to me, just like in the restricted zone you have the right as a defender to go up a guy should not be able to dive into you. >> mike: that's the sixth foul on j.r. smith. so he fouls out in 39 minutes with 13 points. curry during the regular season 91% from the free-throw line. number one in the nba in free-throw percentage. in the playoffs he's been at 83%. there's one of the fouls. curry is 5-6 to

. >> in a search for suspects, police immediately looked at susan's husband, jeff. >> jeff fassett they learned left the house during the time that susan was murdered. >> there were rumors in the police force that there were problems in jeff and susan's marriage. >> we were pretty comfortable that jeff fassett might be involved here. >> shortly after jeff fassett returned home, police converged on his house. >> they look like they have

so many huge road wins. >> jeff: mike, think about it.r years ago, when mark took over his first year they weren't a playoff team. then slowly building playoff team really good team and now a champion. it just shows you if you have the right players with the right character and the right habits and the right health, you, too, can make a great run. >> mike: they didn't face a lot of adversity during the regular season. one of the best regular seasons in the history of the league as j.r. smith hits that one. and steve kerr has to call time-out. cavs still fighting with 55.2 remaining. smith, who struggled tonight, with a couple of three pointers late. and steve kerr forced to call time. and that's his last time-out. steve kerr's been in the league a long long time. and he's seen some crazy comebacks. curry, that first year winning 26 games, of course he had some ankle injuries early in his career when he was the seventh overall pick in 2009. then mark you saw the improvement the next year. the 23 wins was -- >> jeff: lockout year. >> mike:

. >> jeff: well steph curry loses j.r. smith. pull-up jumper. a thing of beauty. ♪ me and you, ♪ ♪ and you and me. ♪ ♪ no matter how they tossed the dice. ♪ ♪ it had to be. ♪ ♪ the only one for me is you. ♪ ♪ and you for me. ♪ ♪ so happy together! ♪ now there's a rewards program that lets you earn points at one place and use them at another. introducing plenti. ♪ ♪ ♪ when it comes to rewards there's plenti together. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> mike: well, we thought this had the potential to be a dream match-up. so far, so good here in game one. as the numbers so identical. the key number exactly the same. it's 98 apiece with 31.9 seconds remaining. and after mozgov hits those two clutch free throws golden state will have it now. warriors still have two 20-second time-outs, as do the cavs. and now cleveland with the foul to give. >> mark: give steve kerr credit. very good coming out of time-outs. forcing miscommunication setting backscreens, or screens with curry and thompson involved where it puts so much pressure on your defense. >> jeff: when curry sets screens

probably a better question for jeff. jeff: do you think that them buying alibaba is realistic?eff: eventually we believe over time that all of these things can merge. mobile, social media, commerce. eventually i think you will see a lot of interplay between them. emily: well, we just stirred the pot a little bit. that is what we like to do. take you both. so, while alibaba looks to gain favor in the u.s., apple is looking to china. tim cook told the chinese language version of "bloomberg businessweek" that his company takes chinese is this taste into account when designing their biggest items -- such as a decision to offer a gold iphone being a nod to chinese consumers loving gold. plus he says he is backing an education program in china that teaches kids about mobile programs, something to remember is that greater china is now the second-biggest market and a -- for apple. next, jack dorsey may need to rethink his day job at square if he wants to be the permanent ceo of twitter. plus, what does taylor swift's message to apple mean for the rest of the industry? matt. -- next. ♪

>> she was scared of jeff thomas.red for her own safety. >> it was only when she was actually face to face with a police officer, the traffic stop, that she was willing to talk. >> with the information barbara helton provided to police, they now had enough evidence to get a warrant to search thomas' car. in the trunk they found a pair of sneakers with a herringbone tread pattern. transparencies of the treads were compared to photographs of the partial prints on the front of tara's shirt. >> we were able to say that the right shoe submitted by the police department could have made the two fragmentary foot impressions on the shirt collected from the crime scene. >> also in thomas' car were three strands of blonde hair with the roots intact. >> forcibly removed hairs. this means they had a good chance of having dna material in the root of the hair. it was determined that all three hairs from the car were consistent with tara munsey by dna. >> investigators also compared thomas' dna to the biological evidence on tara's bo

jeff: it is the long term focus. one of the things you have to think about in a certain way, alibaba is doing research outside the company. making small passive investments in companies throughout the u.s.. working with the managing teams learn about the industries in strategic categories like payment and messaging and a little bit different from a u.s. company who has had to do the research internally. making investments in the companies and powering those teams, learning from those organizations as they go. i would keep -- expect to see more of those investments both in the u.s. and countries like india and southeast asia. and eventually perhaps you see alibaba looking to buy something that has an even stronger presence in some of those markets. emily: like what? jeff: one of the hottest is wish you look at the ratings, those companies are rising up the rankings in the mobile category. emily: jack ma was asked about the counterfeit goods. this has historically plagued alibaba, the number of counterfeit goods. how b

jeff: policymakers have been out. you had last week, mario draghi pot significant comment about bond markets having to get used to more volatility. they are worried about financial market conditions because it is not just interest rates that transmit monetary policy in today's economy. it is what happening -- it is what is happening to stock markets, bond markets come interest rates. they are afraid of a repeat of the temper tantrum. they are trying to get in front of it, but the problem in the markets is there is a disconnect the between where markets are pricing. in bond markets, very low interest rates, and a shallow path, even more shallow than the fed might be indicating or what the market might begin to expect. vonnie: the move up in yield over the last couple of weeks has been linked partially to the moving german bonds. have we decoupled at this point? jeff: now we are going to start to evolve the story. the last couple of months have been more about what is going on in europe. how can you have negative bond y

an impressive road win, jeff. >> jeff: sure was. i think going forward, david blatt may have to start resting lebron earlier because every time they start the fourth quarter, the warriors are going on a run and it really puts them in a hole. >> mike: mark because of the thinness of the roster with all the guys hurt it showed tonight. they looked a little tired tonight. >> mark: putting a demand on their body. the great ones find a way to get it done. >> mike: superb performance from golden state. final score, 103-82 to tie the series at two games apiece. for mark jackson, jeff van gundy, doris burke, our abc crew mike breen saying thanks so much for watching abc, home of the nba finals. we'll see you sunday for game five of the nba finals at 8:00 p.m. eastern on abc. ht? what about a "win-win-win"? pick up the limited edition metallic droid turbo by motorola. water-repellent. up to 48-hour battery life and ballistic nylon back. that's your first "win." plus, it's only on verizon. the #1 network. there's your next "win." now for fina

an impressive road win, jeff. >> jeff: sure was. i think going forward, david blatt may have to start resting lebron earlier because every time they start the fourth quarter, the warriors are going on a run and it really puts them in a hole. >> mike: mark because of the thinness of the roster with all the guys hurt it showed tonight. they looked a little tired tonight. >> mark: putting a demand on their body. the great ones find a way to get it done. >> mike: superb performance from golden state. final score, 103-82 to tie the series at two games apiece. for mark jackson, jeff van gundy, doris burke, our abc crew mike breen saying thanks so much for watching abc, home of the nba finals. we'll see you sunday for game five of the nba finals at 8:00 p.m. eastern on abc. ht? what about a "win-win-win"? pick up the limited edition metallic droid turbo by motorola. water-repellent. up to 48-hour battery life and ballistic nylon back. that's your first "win." plus, it's only on verizon. the #1 network. there's your next "win." now for fina

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jeff mccracken, still on set with me now to discuss this.to bring in alix steel who is joining us now. expert.the oil and gas we have to bring you in on this. why is the deal makes sense? jeff: pioneer said they had talked about selling this asset and trying to get whatever money they could for it. they got about 2.1 billion. they're going to use that to balance -- both of the balance sheet. olivia: we dragged alix steel out here who is prepping for her show because she know everything about oil and gas and so excited to see this deal come across this morning. pioneer gets money from this. through that, they are able to do more stuff. they said they are going to be increasing -- can you hear me now? shale is back. that was my take away. pioneer has said it will bring , two horizontal rigs per month. increasing cap x by about $350 million. this is the trend. pioneer had to sell their infrastructure assets. shale had to bureau $60 a barrel. we are getting both of these now which means show producers are able to continue their production. next

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jeff: putting fairfax on the map around the world. >> so far so great. jeff: no question about it. some great hoops action going on now. we can tell you the fairfax county police department and fire department women's team did win the gold. go fairfax. the alexandria police officer john is hoping to fight for the gold medal in boxing on friday and loudoun county deputy won gold in body building. so a lot of locals doing well in this event which runs through july 6. it's a lot of fun. live in fairfax, jeff goldberg, abc7 news. kellye: "7 on your side" before you travel anywhere. members of triple-a are in the abc7 help center right now to answer your travel questions. call our phone bank at -- they will be open until 6:30. the website thrillis is looking at the most beautiful places in all the 50 states. they polled tourism boards to find out what location they would rank as the must-see in each state. in maryland they selected brookside gardens. i knew it would have to be a garden. that is part of the regional park in silver spring. in virginia, the monticello wine trail was the wi

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he knew he made it the canadian border, jeff. constable is about 5.3 miles north of here and another 5.3 miles to the canadian border. and he almost made it there looks like. >> glor: meanwhile we got interesting reports from the autopsy report on richard matt today, what does that say. >> reporter: the autopsy report coming from the coroner indicated that matt was killed. he died from skull fractures and that those were as a result of gunshot wounds to the head. we understand he was shot in the head several times by those border patrol agents who just as a reminder richard matt was roughly 48 hours before they caught david sweat. they were chasing richard matt in the woods south of malone and near a cabin where they had had some residents say that they had seen something, an open liquor bottle encountered him, these border patrol agents from this elite national team encountered him in the woods confronted him. police say that they told him to put his hands up and that he did not do it and that is when he was shot. the coroner's

jeff: we did. a change to make sure the board was doing their job to better represent the interests of the shareholders and make sure they are doing the job for the company. part of that is listening to management and along the best ideas to come through with the guidance of the board to make sure we are coming up with the best ideas for everyone. erik: what has been easier and harder than you thought? jeff: one thing that is wonderful is we realized very quickly -- every board member work inside of a restaurant. every single board member took a night and worked inside a restaurant. it was not undercover. everyone knew. but operating with the manager of the restaurant, walking around. i was waiting on tables, surging food in the kitchen. all of us did that. it was an amazing experience. we felt we could not make the decisions without knowing what was happening in the restaurants. one of the great things we learned is the restaurants are doing a great job. the employees are working hard. they care a

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hello, jeff gordon.cbs this morning," he is giving us a first look of the return of number 24 in the rainbow colors. coming up, we will ask him about trying to get a win in the final season and plans for the "r" word retirement. jeff gordon, we want to hear the engine. give it to us is there an elk in your bed? with sleep number now there's an adjustment for that. only at a sleep number store. don't miss the lowest prices of the season, with the c4 queen mattress set only $1499.98. know better sleep with sleep number. ♪ ♪ don't believe me just watch ♪ >> welcome back to "cbs this morning." coming up in this half hour only on "cbs this morning," nascar legend jeff gordon can sing that song don't believe me, just watch. he is here to talk about racing in his final season. his thoughts on nascar, the confederate flag, plus for the first time he is revealing colorful details about an upcoming race. >>> in studio 57 james patterson is the author behind nearly 150 books. tonight, one of his newest works premi

jeff ranieri is with us.t the wind direction and how that could really accelerate all of this right in front of our eyes. >> i was going to say, the winds, it is the last thing they need in a situation like this. the winds keep blowing this smoke and also the flames right towards the homes. we're not going to see a change in that wind over the next couple of hours. >> obviously what we'll try to do is you see them putting the fire breaks in place to consume the fuel and set the fire in the direction they wanted to go in. it is the technique they use to stop the wildfire and make it easier for the firefighters to control. the danger always when you set the back fires and create the fire breaks is the wind can shift, change and then that works against you, but you're saying you see the wind moving in one solid direction at this point? >> yeah, it appears we should see the west northwesterly winds continue for the next couple of hours. it is a notoriously very gusty location. we could see a sporadic wind blow in

hello, jeff gordon.this morning," he is giving us a first look of the return of number 24 in the rainbow colors. coming up, we will ask him about trying to get a win in the final season and plans for the "r" word retirement. jeff gordon, we want to hear the engine. give it to us! >> >> in is cbs-3 "eyewitness news" good morning everyone, i'm ukee washington the vatican just released the pope's official schedule for the upcoming world meeting of families here in philadelphia. "eyewitness news", has learned, some of the highlights for the september visit includes visits to the cathedral basilica on the parkway. stop at independence hall, as well as cure and fromhold prison on state road and saint charles borromayo seminary in wynnewood. the pontiff's visit on september 26th and 27th is expected to draw millions of visitors to the city of brotherly love and sisterly affection. let's get your forecast now with katie in the weather center forecast, that starts to go little downhill with time here today. >> we

jeff? jeff: well, alison this was an unexpected turn in the trial. the deal coming together in the morning recess. following the prosecution resting its case after bringing forward the final witness tying together the case with strong d.n.a. evidence. jesse matthew stood calmly without much emotion while pleading guilty to the charges and then gave a final wave to the family before being led back to jail. an artist rendering captures jesse matthew signing alford plea meaning he pleads guilty without admitting he committed the crime. >> i was surprised by it. i thought the trial was going very well. >> things changed dramatically following the testimony of the state forensic specialist. following jesse matthew's arrest in the abduction and murder of hannah graham ballard tested a d.n.a. sample from matthew and said in court today it was 100% match. that the d.n.a. taken from under the victim's fingernail following the attack in fairfax in 2005. not long after that testimony matthew's lawyers presented the alford plea and matthew stood in front of the

jeff bush hablÓ en espaÑol su discurso y se escucho mÚsica latina.da, en el estado que gobernÓ por 8 aÑos. ♪ ♪ ♪ (gritos) >> el paÍs va por mal camino dijo jeff bush y dijo que era candidato a la presidencia de los estados unidos. es el onceavo aspirante a la nominaciÓn republicana a la casa blanca. fue un lanzamiento de innegables sabori pano. la familia de los cantantes cubanos abrieron con el himno nacional. " necesitamos un presidente dispuesto a retar y romper con la cultura polÍtica de la capital y o soy ese presidente porque fue reformista noviembre mÁs el club." >> si + al medio de la... del tema ideolÓgico tambiÉn me parece que Él quizÁs le pueda ganar a clinton, o el candidato demÓcrata. porque los demÓcratas han decidido irse mÁs a la izquierda... a la izquierda entonces la posiciÓn de bush, es una posiciÓn muy inteligente. >> con un lago que dice simplemente jeff, el mÁs joven busca repetir por tercera ocasiÓn una tradiciÓn. a los bush, se le llama la dinastÍa de la casa blanca lester es clara. 11 presidente familiares de otro presidente

live in at r.f.k., jeff goldberg. maureen: thank you, jeff. for the fifth t this month a person has been hurt after a shark attack on north carolina coast. before noon a 47-year-old man was bitten in avon on the north carolina outer banks. in waste deep water trying to point out a pod of dolphins to a group of children. the rescue squad said the man had injuries to his lower leg and lower back and was flown to a trauma center but so far his condition has not been released. leon: you have to remember you are walking in their dining room every time we go out there. maureen: yeah. it looks like it might rain on picnics around here. doug: all kind of activities. police and fire game, folk like festival. stay in touch. get to what we expect. this is a live image in alexandria in the background and the oxand hill and the national harbor in the foreground. fine off the water. good -- sunshine off the water. that is a good sign. for city and outdoor plans you will be fine. tomorrow morning will be fine. but the afternoon and the evening and the nightt

in woodbridge, jeff goldberg abc7 news. maureen: two maryland counties are working together to eliminate perception of bias in cases where a suspect dies in police custody. the top prosecutors in maryland, montgomery and howard county announced a new partnership today. now anytime a person dies in an incident with police in one county the police department in the other county will conduct the investigation. >> events in the last year led us to believe that it is necessary to take steps to ensure the independence and the transparency of the investigations. >> this agreement is common in other part of the country but is believed to be the first of its kind in maryland. >>> the washington monument is closed again because of a power outage. no one was riding the elevator at the time. but the park rangers helped the visitor take the stairs. the monument lost power wednesday prompting two days of closures. the elevator has experienced repeated problem since the monument reopened last year. steve: we have a newly issued thundersto

coming up, jeff gordon comes inside. plans for retirement. that's all ahead on "cbs this morning." ♪ on the share and retirement and that's all ahead on "cbs this morning". >>> new research for a double at least and a study in the american heart joumpl says that woman with post traumatic stress can face 36 percent of narula is joining us once again at the table. good to see you, tara. >> good to see you. >> now this study says that women have a much higher rate of ptsd than men. a, does that surprise you? and what stands out to you about this study? >> ptsd is two times more monday in women than-- common in women than men. this is how it influences their risk of cardiovascular disease. they gave women a questionnaire at the end of 20 years to ask about traumatic events and ptsd symptoms. they found that women who reported severe ptsd or several symptoms of ptsd in a 60% increased risk of heart attack and stroke and those women who reported one traumatic event had a 45% increased risk. you might think maybe that is becaus

i'm jeff glor in new york. good night.oned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org tenants to conserve water. tragedy on a bay area interstate -- three people are killed in a >>> more fall out from the record-break drought. the trick many are doing to get people to conserve water. >>> tragedy on the interstate. three people killed in a horrific crash in which two people were thrown from the vehicle. >>> get ready to bake. a heat advisory fo >>> good evening to you. >>> misty may, june gloom are gone. for the first time since last fall the bay area is seeing is serious heat. he'd advisory goes into effect tomorrow for most inland locations. it was already heating

kron 4's jeff bush is at children's hospital in oakland. where the girl is recovering. jeff. what can you tell us? >> jeff: the parents killed this snake and gave it to authorities so that the child had the right vaccine. >> : as we start to warm what these that animal starts to come up. we do have rattlesnakes in the area. >> jeff: the little girl is in stable condition the family is in the waiting room at the children's hospital in oakland and they say she is going to be ok. >> reporter: still ahead on kron-four news. new video has emerged that may help in the hunt for an arsonist targeting expense cars. also - a court appearance for a young man accused of abducting a child from the milpitas library. and next..san francisco mayor lee makes a critical decision on the use of body cameras by jail guards. ♪ ♪ ♪ it took serena williams years to master the two handed backhand. but only one shot to master the chase mobile app. technology designed for you. so you can easily master the way you bank. let's mobile. same plan. new phone. or a new plan. and a just in case. add a new lin

let's bring in our chief meteorologist jeff ranieri with more. jeff? >> our blocking pattern, this ridge of high pressure is helping defend a lot of that severe weather right throughout the midwest. another couple of rough days coming their way. as we take a look outside, we have beautiful weather still at 6:46. 77 in the south bay. east bay at 81 degrees. while it's not extremely hot, we're still finding low humidity near mt. diablo. and not only clear skies back in the east bay but check it out in the north bay, looking towards the golden gate bridge, no fog in place for tonight. and that's going to bode better in the weather at least as we head throughout tomorrow's forecast for the morning. let's get a look at that commute. we'll start at 54 in the south bay, the east bay at 56. and for the north bay, 51. i think the biggest difference we'll have in the forecast as we head throughout wednesday is a 5 to 8-degree warm-up. you're going to begin to feel the heat. in the south bay, slightly above average in san jose with 85 degrees. 92 in morgan hill.

jeff skversky is wheer details. believable how far a lead it was. >> incredible. >> been so long the belmont stakes tougherest and grueling race of triple crown races finally an american hero in horse racing american pharoah horse with the misspelled name doesn't mis-step with history on the line at the belmont stakes and longest drought in history of the sport is finally over. here's the finish. >> here it is the 37-year wait is over american pharoah has won the triple crown. >> wow. american pharoah the first horse in 37 years to win the triple crown. they're going nuts at the belmont stakes today. affirmed last to do it way back in 1978 american pharoah just twelfth horse to ever win kentucky derby, preekness and belmont stakes. >> this is for the sport, 37 years, when need stars i'm tlaild thrilled, honored privileged humbled excited. this is all for you. >> there's something about this horse that he just brought it every time and just enjoyment to be around and i was not as nervous as i usually am before these

jeff? >> jeff :it was a rough day for writers were stuff here at the lafayette station in the summer heat. the heat only added to the misery. there was a wall of people at least four deepwaiting on the sidewalk outside the lafayette bart station. the problems started at six. everyone was told to get off the trainstranded and crankythe only thing they could do is waitand waitand wait. many were complaining about the lack of communication and the lack of bus bridges and how long it was taking to get things back to normalit was not a good day to depend on bart. when the buses finally did show up, it was a mad rush to get on boardas you can imagine, the inconvience of the day took it's toll on people's moods. >>:i've been out here waiting in the hot weather. there's nobody who has come out here and told us what to do. there was no information that was given to us when we were on the bart train itselfsaying why we had to get off at lafayette. >>:it's just crazy out here. everyone is just trying

kron 4's jeff bush is live at union headquarters with the latest. jeff? >> jeff :there is still time to make a deer--deal but not much but otherwise more than 9000 workers are not going to be a work tomorrow freshly made signs with the word strike have been conspicously placed outside the seiu local 521 headquarters. members authorized the strike action and the negotiations are coming down to the wirewho will blink first is anybody's guess. county officials say they are working hardunion officials say they are working hardand all that hard work is going on with a ticking clock counting down to six a.m. if the strike goes forward on tuesday morning thousands of workers will not be at their postand, that will likely affect anyone who needs to do business with any county agency. court workers, administrators with the county offices, health care workers, social services and the jailsto put it simply, a lot of people will notice if those workers are not on the job and the slow wheel of government business will turn even more slowly. still, county officials say

jeff: doesn't like hockey?t grow up with it, but as they learn the sport, as they learn about our players they love hockey. our tv ratings in our area are triple what they have ever been before. people are learning the sport in figuring it out. the same could be true in south florida and in phoenix and st. louis and nashville and dallas. it's a great sport and it takes time. erik: i love hockey. i am from toronto. don't you have to work harder in a place like tampa bay to make a success of your team and bring the fans in? take the lease for example -- leafs for example. they have been among the losing this teams. it's a constant source of heartache and the value of the club has risen to $1.3 billion on the back of nothing. they never make the playoffs. they did not again this year. jeff: valuation you can't always believe those numbers. more importantly, i do think it's fair that we have to work harder. we have to dig deep into the community and we have to give our fans a great experience and do everything to a

kron 4's jeff bush has reaction from neighbors in the area. and >> janice cader-thompson : i drove by this morning and saw this confederate flag flying in my neighborhood. >> jeff :janice cader-thompson says the confederate battle flag has no place in modern american society and was offended that the flag's owner would display such a symbol of division in this country's historyespecially in light of the tragedy in south carolina where a deranged man killed nine people while they were in churchthat suspect is seen in several images holding the flag. >> janice : i was taken aback and very offended. i just think it is really unfortunate that it is flying in our community. something that has a history of racism >> jeff :i went to the housethe owner's name is travis. he didn't want to go on camera but defended his choice to fly the flag. >> travis : it's not a symbol of racism. i'm not a racist person. that's that. we have to accept our history. we can't just white wash things. that gets into an area we don't need to get into as a society. >> jeff

jeff garlin. jeff garlin, everybody. in existence. >> jimmy: exactly, yeah. >> i have been doing stand-up comedy for 32 years. >> jimmy: is that right? >> yeah, people don't know. >> jimmy: i know that. i see all the time. the improv in l.a. you were always very nice to me when i use to watch you. >> i was very nice to you. >> jimmy: you were always very nice to me. >> you know why? because you were adorable and you're crazy talented and you're a good kid. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: jeff garlin everybody. we'll be right back with more "the tonight show." jeff garlin! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ ♪ to you, they're more than just a pet. so protect them... ...with k9 advantix® ii. it's broad-spectrum protection kills fleas, ticks and mosquitoes too. k9 advantix® ii. for the love of dog™. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: jeff garlin everybody, once again. catch him at caroline's on broadway this thursday through sunday. go see him, he's great. my thanks to jack black of course. [ cheers and applause ] melissa rivers

kron four's jeff bush is live tonight at the airport with the details jeff. >> jeff: diaz scary moments. at about 45 minutes into the flight passengers noticed smoke filling the cabin. they said betti air-conditioning unit may have caught fire and the turnaround. this is an image that was taken by a passenger on board the aircraft. as the land did it ever by the got off the plant the airplane was in inspected by engineers. the flight was canceled and i was rescheduled for tomorrow morning at 10:30 a.m. fortunately it ever was roquette. >> pam: a mother is dead. and her daughter injured. as well as four others injured , including another young child and his mother. all of this, after a car veers off the road. and hits the pedestrians on the sidewalk. a chaotic scene in vallejo. as police work to piece together how this happened. and tonight we are learning more about the driver behind the crash. kron-4's philippe djegal has the latest. >> philippe: moments after the crash this seen it was chaotic. six people suffered injuries including a 65 year-old man. the 49 year-old mother of a girl

a cop walked over to jeff and said, i ought to punch you in the f'ing face.y drug me out by the swimming pool and sat me down. i was out there shaking. they were like, are you cold? i was like, no, i'm not cold. they're like, well, why are you shaking? i'm like, because you all had 100 guns in my face. >> john pastorich, a local reporter, interviews jodie's father gary as he waits for his son to be returned safely by authorities. >> we did a long interview about what the family was going through. >> we were scared, and our reaction was just erratic at times. we just didn't know what to think. it's just the waiting that, i don't know, is a lot of waiting. we didn't know what to do. just feel helpless. >> he was definitely a worried father. he wanted to celebrate because his son had been found and was on his way home, but he was just very anxious. >> a sense of relief for a worried father. but no one knows the true extent of gary plouchet's anger. the next day in front of local news cameras, jodie is reunited with his family. >> jodie. >> look at me, baby. >> d