in san francisco justine waldman kron 4 news >> jacqueline: temperature and moral mainly in the '70s80s. it agrees impala auto 85 loss gatos, 90 to one spot which will be antioch. 65 in downtown san francisco and the richmond with a east and the north bank. fourth of july is looking good. and think the fall glenn returned around 10 or 11. the fog. >> pam: from the grocery store to the gas pumps, americans will spend more to celebrate the independence day holiday this year. >> pam: meat prices are mostly boosting the cost. an historically low cattle herd nationwide means hamburgers cost more. a drop in the number of hog farmers is pushing up the price of pork. >> pam: the farm bureau says the cost of 2 pounds of ground round hamburger meat, and 4 pounds of spare ribs are both up 13-percent. dairy products also climbed -- 14 percent for a pound of cheese, and almost 8 percent for chocolate milk. >> pam: kron-4 will help you celebrate fourth of july -- for free! we'll bring you the biggest and best fireworks shows live from all around the bay. catch the july-4th fireworks special. right

in san francisco justine waldman kron 4 news.>the price of hershey's chocolate is going up for the first time in three years. hershey's raised the prices about 8 percent on several chocolate treats by about eight- percent the company blames the price hike on the higher cost of ingredients, transportation and utilities. the cost of cocoa, dairy and nuts has also gone up. in sports. gary sits down with a drag racer whose appeal goes far beyond the track. heat shields are compromised. we have multiple failures. what's that alarm? fuel cell two is down. i'm going to have to guide her in manually. this is very exciting. but i'm at my stop. come again? i'm watching this on the train. it's so hard to leave. good luck with everything. watch tv virtually anywhere with the u-verse tv app. with at&t, the u-verse revolves around you. hey, if you could be any dinosaur, which would you t-rex. that's dumb, cuz when you're hungry late at night, your little t-rex arms couldn't stuff your face with - my new chick-n-tater melt munchie meal. it's go

kron4's justine waldman talked to her tonight. > > my name is jennifer and this is my kron 4 story justine>>a sign on the front door says the school is now closed. bryman college and biohealth shut down on monday leaving about 300 students with nothing but transcripts. jennifer cortes-morales is one of them. >>i have no other options justine>>the 39-year old mother of four is a medial assistant. she joined the pharmacy program as a path to start a better life for her family. >>i go to work at 8am i get off at 6 and go to class until 9/10 at night so the last two months was for nothing justine>> jennifer didn't lose any tuition money. but some students paid anywhere from 16 to 18-thousand dollars in tuition. when bryman suddenly canceled classes on friday she knew something wasn't right. >> i was up to suspicious that something was going on you would never cancel class unless it is a dire emergency justine>> the doors of the administrative officers are now locked. there is no guarantee students credits will transfer meaning jennifer might have to start over. breaking this news to her kids t

in capitola justine waldman kron 4 news. >>our team coverage on the verdict continues from a-t&t park in san francisco. that's where kron four's philippe djegal is live tonight. with reaction on the stow verdict. from giants players and coaches. philippe. >>pam. despite the strong emotions and opinions the verdict drew out of giants players and coaches. there was still a big game to play against their cross bay rivals, the oakland athletics. but its clear, brian stow was in the back of most minds. >>"his sister just emailed me and said that 12 strangers just walked out of room and said brian had nothing to do with any of it. they feel relieved like that." >>but before wednesday's game against the oakland a's. giants third base coach tim flannery says the jury could have done more. >> "the 18 million dollars that is awarded to him doesn't even cover the hospital bills that are owed. so, i personally have some questions. how somebody in our country can go to a baseball game, get jumped, beaten to coma, and when you come out of

kron 4's justine waldman tells us. the homeowner almost walked in on the crime. >>she knew something was wrong right away at 10 in the morning on tuesday, the homeowner came back to her house on charles hill road in orinda just after the crime. she saw a suspicious grey car in her driveway. police chief mark nagel tells me. she did the right thing and immediately got help. >>sot she did not recognize the vehicle or the 2 people inside so she abandoned her car right in the driveway she ran to a neighbor's house and they called police. >> reporter:the suspects then tried to getaway, but crashed into driveway. the suspects' car is the grey one. the homeowners the white one. the suspects then ran-away into the woods. but without what they allegedly came for. >> reporter:inside the suspects' car, police were able to recover the rightful owners not just from this burglary, but from another that happened earlier in the day. >> pillowcase bag full of misc jewelry and cash and in the truck there were laptops and tablets and computers from the other home. about 8 to 10-tho

. >> pam: kron 4's justine waldman has this story. you will only see on kron 4. >>cover sot they got me flustered they put me in a panic >> reporter:erne cervantes runs the grateful dog a family owned doggie daycare he got a call this morning, that seemed real. >> reporter:it was allegedly a pge representative on the line asking for a large payment or else. he told me i have basically minutes to get down to a pay station and pay our electric bill or our power was going to be shutoff >> reporter: the caller so convincing,.ernie went and paid cash for a greendot reloadable debit card. >> since this business reliz on electricity to operate and function i just went into overdrive mode to take care of this before electricity got shutoff >> reporter:thinking he was doing the right thing he quickly called the representative back with the debit card information. >>they got me for $769, almost $800 >> reporter:there were some red flags >> reporter:such as the caller was not able to give the pge account number and asked for more money once the first payment cleared. >> rep

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in san francisco justine waldman kron 4 news.ice mac-kinnon successfully gave her kidney to bill millard at california pacific medical center this week. and both bill and janice are doing well and recovering in the hospital. in national news. some communities along the u-s- mexico border say they're struggling with the recent flood of immigrants entering the u-s. the city of weslaco in texas is less than 10-miles from the mexico border. leaders say they've spent thousands of dollars helping with the large number of people crossing the border. the border patrol station here in weslaco during this event is the second busiest border patrol station in the region. they're handling an average of about a thousand people a day. 57-thousand adults and children have crossed the texas border in the past nine months. overwhelming the immigration system. homeland security officials say deportations will begin this week. and the obama administration is taking steps to address the immigration issue. they're trying to rally support from states t

pay for his ongoing rehabilitation and medical care, as he continues to suffer from kron 4's justine waldmanke to bryan stow's sisters. who were with their brother as the verdict was announced yesterday. which is one of to be to get them to combine this those sisters of left work early to watch the verdict with their brother. it was like a sigh of relief. it was approved that it was not his fault. neither should the system is the not sure when they will see that $15 million at the hearing awarded. and the hardest day listening to deny all one call the day of the assault even with this news it doesn't fit a letter released yet because he still and with richard. a bigger chance to talk to brian tonight is not comfortable going on camera that's a hammock in the middle and what he did say if we look for to knock our giants games. >>: and what he did say if we look for to knock our giants games. >heat shields are compromised. we have multiple failures. what's that alarm? fuel cell two is down. i'm going to have to guide her in manually. this is very exciting. but i'm at my stop. come again? i'm w

. >> james: kron 4's justine waldman shows us the plans. >>:the 48-thousand square-foot whole foods is still under construction. here is a rendering of what it will look like from the outside once complete. >>:besides selling healthy foods the store will also offer wine tastings. >>:it's location on gilman between >>:adding to concerns the grocery >>: i think it is going to be a nightmare. >>: is about 4-miles from here. make for a messy commute. >>: the gillman intersection right when it hits the freeway is lawless there are stop signs going different ways no lights, >>:though some are looking forward to so-called "whole foods effect" where the store's arrival sparks development and raises nearby property values. >>:more people in the area might not necessarily be a bad thing >>:i own a business so that would be great. >>:the whole foods will create about 200 new jobs here. >>:it should open in november. >>:in berkeley justine waldman kron >>:facebook is getting out of the gift card business. >>:there will be no more wrapped-present icons

kron 4's justine waldman obtained the video. >>in my mind i am thinking i might have a real problem here justine>>john mcclure was home working in his front yard.when he almost stumbled into real trouble. >> i just happen to be coming back here looking for another part and confronted him coming out of the officef >> i said who are you and what are you doing here? justine>>one of the 5 security camera's around his gibbons drive house shows us what happened right before that interaction. the suspect in a white tshirt and jeans , walks in and starts looking around the backyard. then he heads towards the back office, which was left unlocked. moments later, john walks back and catches the suspect standing there. they have a brief, awkward chat. >> and he was pontificating about what he was doing for business and he was looking for my son and i don't have son justine>>john gets the guy to leave and checks his office his computer and important documents look untouched >> that is the spooky part >> so i am a little leary he got something

kron 4's justine waldman has this story. will only see on kron 4. >> they got me flustered they put me in a panic >>ernie cervantes runs the grateful dog a family owned doggie daycare he got a call this morning, that seemed real. it was allegedly a pge representative on the line asking for a large payment or else. >>he told me i have basically minutes to get down to a pay station and pay our electric bill or our power was going to be shutoff >>the caller so convincing,.ernie went and paid cash for a greendot reloadable debit card. >>since this business relies on electricity to operate and function i just went into overdrive mode to take care of this before electricity got shutoff >>thinking he was doing the right thing he quickly called the representative back with the debit card information. >>they got me for $769, almost $800 >>there were some red flags such as the caller was not able to give the pge account number and asked for more money once the first payment cleared. now, the doggie daycare is down 800 bones. >> it is

. >> reporter: in san francisco i am justine waldman kron 4 news >> pam: have an unexplained crash a could be caused by your ipad. ipad could contain nickel a common allergy inducing metal doctor said an 11 year old boy in san diego was recently threat or treated for an allergic reaction. the boy developed a rash all over his body you could see it here the family says the boy did get better after putting a case on the device. other reports the toll nickel allergies from other divisive and laptops and cell phones. >> pam: the rocket successfully lifted off from cape castro this morning after three previous scud launchers were scrapped last month due to weather and technical issues. this rocket is carious excel went into orbit. founded by paper held founder in law must back in 2000 to. >> jacqueline: another hot day were we taught the triple digits in fairfield, livermore and antioch. it was 94 in santa rosa and '80s in south bay. but things started to cool off a little bit. we are looking live from the bay bridge toll plaza a debussy the cloudiness the very jury picture right now. dre

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kron 4's justine waldman shows >>: the 48,000 square food hopefuls are still under construction their surroundings are all what it will look like on the outside once complete. this is what the store will offer. this location and gilman between ninth and 10th is a popular one. their concern that the gorgeous throw bring more traffic to this area. cars and bikes waived by the place. more cars in the area can make this a messy commute. the summer of looking out for months it's called wholefood affects. it raises property value nearby. most people in the area may not necessarily mean this is a bad thing. bowlfuls will create about 200 new jobs here and should open in november. >>: another child killed after being forced to stay inside of a hot car will tell you where his parents were the whole time. as congress is the mandate for this, >>: and on the g e setting off their capital divisions with ipo this morning here's a live look from wall street. female announcer: you're on the right track to save big during sleep train's triple choice sale. for a limited time, you can choose to save hun

in san francisco justine waldman >> reporter: we love to help you with these issues that impact you andunity. if you just click on that and let us know the process is really easy to fill out this information here and click submit >> reporter: justing story about this last night about the scam is here creek on kron 4. >> pam: >> pam: kron4 j.r. stone talks to family of victims who are left shaking their hands hits. shaking their heads. >> reporter: this family members of the victims are out rage >> i think it is a slap in the face to every crime victim in the state of california. >> reporter: man convicted of her, richard davis is on death row in san quentin and has been there for 17 years wednesday unconstitutional decision comes eight years after another decision and suspended executions in california. >> this really upsets me at a lot of ways. should to it should not be high victims' rights supersede this but to car lot loved ones' lives i certainly think that we and least should deserve equity in this system. >> reporter: penalty system is played in california by the unpredictable de

kron 4's justine waldman spoke to bryan stow's sisters. who were with their brother, as the verdict came down today. >> after hearing so much of what they were trying to say about bryant it was proved that it was not his fault. >> reporter: is the biggest win for the family crypt sisters are not sure of when they will see the $15 million for their care so they still hesitant to celebrate the outcome but is glad that the stressful trial is over. >> it warned us that the trial would be a roller- coaster emotionally and kelly was correct and it really was >> reporter: with the lawsuit behind the dam the uncertainty of brands future remains brian's future. >>he is still in a wheelchair and suffers from a brain injury >> reporter: brandon did tell me that what he look for to is a giants games. >> reporter:it's not as much help as stow's team wanted. his attorney was asking for 37 million dollars. but this will indeed help. the jury found the dodgers to be 25 percent responsible for the incident. also responsible, the the men who attacked stow.a

in berkeley justine waldman.ws. >> pam: a nutrition watchdog group has identified the unhealthiest meal at a calorie count may surprise you. the "center for science in >> pam: the public interest" says, it is the monster double burger, with bottomless fries and a monster milkshake at red robin. >> pam: the number of calories? more than 35-hundred! to burn off those calories, >> pam: the center says, you would have to do some briskahead at eight. >> pam: a gun shot wound at a convenience store starts a survival for the clerk. >> pam: face sad but heartwarming story until death to the new part. >> jacqueline: marleau cloud as well. as temperatures >> pam: she realizes the risk and bald but is anxious to be reunited with her son and bring him back to the bay area. grant is here with more. >> reporter:the ebola outberak has now claimed its first american victim. and fears are growing tonight that he might have helped spread the virus. patrick sawyer.whose family lives in minnesota. was in africa.working in liberia as

kron 4's justine waldman tells us. you can now book your visit to the emergency room. online.when u.s. six nothing is more painful than sitting and of waiting room phenacetin. the has little use is an online e- waiting service. this on-line system is not meant for every honest. there is some explaining to do when patients that i should then. alfonse >>: if your device is out of juice your device may not make it onto the aircraft but this is affecting people traveling into the u.s.. but expertly this committee a new thing and a u.s. airports in the future. administration is raising passenger security fees airports. security efforts. right now air travelers are paying 2-dollars-and-50-cents for each plane they take to get to a destination. the fee is capped at two plane rides each way. morning news. the drought is certainly taking its toll on california.but one east bay fresh ways to conserve water.we'll have the story. fifty six cent short stacks at i-hop today. participating ihop restaurants are celebrating the chain's 56th business with this deal. this starts at 7:00 this ala

time, leaving fans biting their kron 4's justine waldman joined the huge crowd at san francisco's civiccenter plaza though it ended in a loss. interest and with rare white and blue ninny fans watched the old man it still. the experience is better than sitting on my couch at home often say that. as a depressing ending for usa fans. but they left impressed but how they played at the world cup. and even president obama took time out from his busy schedule states play at the world cup. the president chanted- "i believe" - as he joined white house employees at the south coming up on the kron four morning news. the victims of a brutal attack during san francisco's pride celebration-- speak out for the walnut creek back to the wilderness in the spotted the critter and to give last june, another marmot was seen in the bernal heights neighborhood and wasn't caught until august. entrepreneur is starting a 221- mile trek of the john muir trail. equipped with high tech gear. eran frohman is a former israelihe will be wearing a dozen high tech devices including thosefrohman will be on the trail for

and instead wait from kron 4's justine waldman tells to the emergency room. online.ur developing story this morning. a car crashes into a bank in san francisco. and we have an update on the wildfires burning in northern plus we're watching the weather as we will see a cool down today. safeway gets that staying on budget can be a real bear. that's why they've got lots of ways to save. real big club card deals, the safeway app and gas rewards. it's a great time for a cookout. fresh sweet corn is 10 for just $2.00. rancher's reserve ribeye steaks are only $6.99 a pound. and refreshe water is just $2.79 a case. there's more savings to love... at safeway. ingredients for life. will notice muggy conditions . tough francisco-- lake berryessa. has burned almost 65-hundred acres. it's 55-percent contained as of this surf morning. a couple dozen homes have been threatened. but all evacuation orders have now been lifted. more than 16-hundred firefighters are working this fire. and significant progess.with theit is now 95-percent contained. this is aerial video from last tuesday

justine waldman stepped in and got major results. >> we're just really happy to get the money back. >> reporter: a dog gone mistake really hurt carlo rivera's business, the grateful dog. it got duped out of a whopping $800. >> it's a lot of money for a small business. >> reporter: her doggie day care got caught up in a scam when someone over the phone pretending to be from pg&e claimed it did not pay $769 within 30 minutes, the utility company would turn the power off. the general manager used cash to purchase a green dot money pass, a method to transfer money. he gave the fake pg&e representative the access codes and just like that, the money was gone. >> i feel kind of violated in a sense. yeah, i feel like i was taken advantage of big time. >> reporter: a green dot money pack is like cash. this makes recovering the money very difficult. on the money pack website, there is a list of approved companies it works with for payment. pg&e is not one of them. plus, there are big warnings about scams, stating if you give a money pack code to a criminal, green dot is not responsible for payi

kron 4's justine waldman is live in the kron 4 newsroom with what happened. ine, do investigators suspect arson? >>yes. someone started several small fires at a vacant school on tuesday nightand the damage is significant. we got a tour of adams middle school in east richmond heights. you can seepiles of burnt books, destroyed desks and broken glasses. it is a mess. a classroom and the main assembly area are were the fires were started. there were *five fires in all at the school there is smoke and water damage throughout the building. and before fire fighters got there. one very important thing stopped the fires from spreading. >>"if the sprinkler system had not been here the building would not have survived. it would have burned completely down." >>"the problem is it could happen again we don't have any survill systems. we need to demolish the building to make sure this does not happen again." >>crews were at the school cleaning up today. adams middle school closed in 2009. after a budget shortfall. windows to the school are covered in plywood and there are l

. >> reporter: patients will receive an appointment with the not one i work in san francisco justine waldmanron 4 news. >> catherine: a strange story tonight about how a florida woman chose to use facebook police say they are resting rose more reid fodder reid after she killed her or remake june 30th. then she posted a video compression on her facebook page. in it she complained that she was tired of fighting with him and had been fantasizing about stabbing him in the net. a friend of the victim called police last week after not being able to contact him, and officers found the man's body in the bathtub. the woman has been charged with first-degree murder a family member says she has had image problems for years. >> catherine: in new york surveillance video shows a woman with a baby stroller and a subway station. police say that this was not just a mother passing through with her child she was actually dumping a baby she no longer wanted to take care of. she later seen walking through the same subway gate and the stroller and the babies are gone. the 20 year old is now facing several charges

the justine waldman kron 4 news sh >> jacqueline: making its way up the south east and coming into central california and into the bay area. a few showers into monterey county moving up toward the bay area tonight with a threat of storms tomorrow morning from 6:00 in the morning to 11:00 in the morning. we have not seen a lot of lightning strikes but will change tomorrow morning a little monkey as well. futures forecast is not picking up a shower but that could change patrick we will have high cloud coverage and it will be on the one side as well. high clouds covered for the next couple of days and is still hot and land. inland. cooler temperatures especially in light as we get into the weekend. (male announcer): now, here's stanley roberts who found some people behaving badly. >> reporter: if you hang up here at the golden gate bridge and severance is all wrong and now there are if you think you may not expect to secret like this motorcycle missing its exit and going down the wrong way instead. normally that will in teetered but except, he ran 50 yds across two lanes of traffic to ask why

kron 4's justine waldman has his story. right at the intersection where they have lacked the let lost his life. hundreds gathered to celebrate him. he was everybody's buddy. victoria shot plot organized the event. she knew them as a con man when he spoke about her street. i would just wave. if you saw them in at a good day. he was a good soul. and sit around and enjoying life that was barnaby it's just overwhelming seen all these people i've never met before. there is a poor model " we all loved him. it makes the pain go away. there's no room to feel anything but love right now. even with the upbeat music a few cries to remember their friend. they all walked about 2 mi. an honor a barbie. everything is back to normal this morning at the oakland they say barnaby was crossing the street against the red light the driver was not cited or rested. they're still trying to raise money for his funeral this weekend. police headquarters. the building was evacuated shortly before noon friday. a gas leak was first suspected -- but p-g a