southbound 101 at marin city we had that small white pickup truck that overturned.d traffic is a little bit slow approaching the marin city exit. it has been lighter than usual. let's take a look at the commute westbound bay bridge it is light. there is a little bit of a delay. the metering lights are on. if you are driving over to the san mateo bridge, that traffic looks good over to the foggy peninsula. now let's go to steve. >>> thank you, sir. very happy friday. a lot of low clouds around. they lifted a couple days ago. they came way down. not anymore. they had a weak little low. element all the observations -- we do have a lot of low clouds and fog. temperatures in the 50s. i mean just everyone is consistent here. there is no doubt about it westerly breeze in place from the delta. that is making it all the way out to sal castaneda. we'll have to deal with night and morning fog. low clouds and fog and sunny and breezing. big fog bank out there. 60s to 90s. 81 livermore. oakland 68. alameda, berkeley 67. 80s morgan hill and gilroy. south san francisco and 70s on

in marin city, kron 4 news. >> we're going to take you back out live now to sfo.his is the site of the disabled plane flight 214 that crashed yesterday at sfo. we'll be right back. look at 'em. living on cloud nine with that u-verse wireless receiver. you see in my day, when my mom was repainting the house, you couldn't just set up a tv in the basement. i mean, come on! nope. we could only watch tv in the rooms that had a tv outlet. yeah if we wanted to watch tv someplace else, we'd have to go to my aunt sally's. have you ever sat on a plastic covered couch? [ kids cheering ] you're missing a good game over here. those kids wouldn't have lasted one day in our shoes. [ male announcer ] add a wireless receiver. call to get u-verse tv for just $19 a month with qualifying bundles. rethink possible. >>> two people are dead and many left injured after yesterday's asiana plane crash at sfo. kron 4's alicia reed tells us about the injured who were rushed to san francisco general hospital. >> reporter: sf general is the only trauma center in the city so most of the passeng

the location is southbound 101 approaching marin city.u are using mass transit this morning, ace train number 3 has some signal issues so slightly behind schedule. we are told about 10 minutes. otherwise bart systemwide good to go. muni and caltrain also reporting no delay. we'll get a quick look at the bay bridge toll plaza this morning. the metering lights are on but traffic is "friday light." it is only backed up to the middle to the end of the parking lot. and that's in the very busiest spots. that is your latest "timesaver traffic." back to you. >> thank you. >>> a lawsuit involving the port of oakland has been settled. the agreement could pave the way for a stadium for the oakland as near jack london square park. the settlement will end maritime operations at the howard terminal and lets ssa terminals to end its lease at the howard terminal early. ssa would then be allowed to take over other terminals that could allow it to handle larger cargo ships. [ music ] >>> and despite getting in trouble with officials, the concert by the oce

. >> anger and frustration in marin city over a police shooting that left a driver injured on july 7th when a sheriff deputy stopped a 44-year-old chalka grace on. police say grace on -- graceon tried to run over the deputy. today members of the african american community rallied behind graceon and expressed distrust of the police. >> i think it's a problem between the police and this community. that has gone on way too long. >> graceon being held in jail but has not been charged. the group opposes the police investigating the incident. they say it's a conflict of interest because the deputy's wife works for novato police. today novato police would only tell abc 7 news the case is under investigation. >> family and frinldz honored one of the young victims of asiana flight 214 today. she died after suffering from a very serious injuries in a crash july 6th. >> it's hard to accept they need a lot of comforts and i think the prayers helped him. >> cameras were not allowed he is one of three teen-aged girl who's died in the crash. they were both found dead after the crash. >> a total of 11

investigators say the man from marin city surrendered and taken to the hospital. no word on the injuries. according to the sheriff, the deputy fired at the suspect as he tried to him him with his car during a traffic stop. the deputy is treated for a head wound after bystanders threw rocks at him. >> investigators will begin the inquiry into the cause after devastating fire after a man is missing and 97 displaced from the home. the fire broke out before 2:00 a.m. yesterday morning at apartments on woodi'd drive. 100 firefighters responded to the blaze and 21 went to the hospital with minor-to-moderate injuries including three firefighters. the six-alarm fire was flaring up 12 hours later so it was too dangerous for the crews to go inside. firefighters remain on the scene watching for possible flareups. >> coming up, the appeal to help victims of asiana airline flight 214 and how you can get involved. the wife of the secretary of state is rushed to the hospital. the m >> the san francisco department of public health is offering grief counselling to anyone who weste

an marin city man is behind bars after leading officers on an hour-long man hunt. just before 6:00 last night, 44-year-old grayson ditched his car shattering car windows. the deputy recognized him as an unlicensed driver as he drove by him. he accelerated his car toward the deputy when he tried to pull him over. >> when the gentleman smashed off down the middle road, the officer proceeded to get in the middle of the street. there's 14 kids at the park. he continued to shoot. i think two more shots behind the gentleman that had already driven off. >> he surrendered after 10:00 last night. the police department is investigating the shooting. >> we did find out today if the new bay bridge will open on schedule. scheduled to brief law makers in sacramento. whether the contractor will finish the seismic stabilizers where bolts snapped back in march. if test data shows the other 2200 bolts are sound. scheduled to open over the labor day holiday. >>> more bay area headlines. a jury will take up debate about safety change. made changes after one sailor was killed in an acc

lakeshore area and this morning on the east shore freeway, traffic looks okay, marin county and marin city that is gone and from san rafael all the way to the golden gate bridge, it does look good and watch for dense fog, that is a term meteorologists use. how does that sound? >> dense fog is fine. >> okay, thank you. >> yes, same thing. >>> not too bad, 70s and 80s for most, palo alto and san jose, and that is at stand form. it is always warmer -- stanford and it is always warmer out towards east san jose and warm air is beginning to move in and yesterday we had a 10 to 15 degrees jump and it continues to do that so it is compressing the fog. it is still there and it made it over some of the coastal hills and it is making a decent push but what is there will burn off sooner it is nothing compared to what we had days ago and as the high build, it will be impacting the areas once again. coast will stay in the 60s and 70s and inland areas, clear lake, vacaville, brentwood down to gilroy, 90s and 100s out to and there is still somewhat of a delta breeze, and anything less than 10, it is assur

relations between police and african-american community certainly are strained in marin city. >> we have the opportunity to do some things while he is recovering. >> he is being held in jail on parole violation but not charged. they are investigating the shooting but friends of grayson that is conflict of interest because the deputy's wife works for novato police. novato police would only say the case is under investigation. >> scary moments in sacramento where the monorail ride was evacuated. fire officials say it suddenly lost power with 20 passengers on board. fire crews were able to use a lifted to bring them all down safely. so far there have been no reports of any injuries or medical emergencies. everyone is okay. fair officials are looking now into how the power got cut off in the first place. >> family and friends honored one of the young victims of asiana flight 214 during a memorial service. one died at san francisco general hospital after suffering very serious injuries in the crash on july 6th. today's prayer service took place at buddhist temple in the sunset district. >> it

. >>> we are learning more about shots fired by a deputy in marin city. the sheriff's department said a deputy shot at a suspect on turner's drive and after that he accelerated his car at the deputy. it is unclear whether he was wounded but the deputy was hurt when witnesses threw rocks at him. >>> and they are discovering the body in a shallow grave. no information has been released about the gender and item tie and -- identity and anybody with information is asked to call police. >>> they tested positive for west nile virus and the victor control could be the reason. half of those cases have been in sacramento and los angeles counties. all right, pam, sal is back and you have had a busy couple of days and you are watching something right now apartment you? >> yes, we are looking to see if there are any transit delays. bart is on time and we just want to hear it before you leave the house. let's go to the east shore freeway and talk about that traffic on the east shore looks pretty good as you drive through and there are no major problems and if you are

. >> members of marin city african american community calling for attorney general to investigate a police shooting. the incident happened on july 7th. police sate 44-year-old drove his car during a traffic stop firing 10 times at the driver relations between police and african american community are strained. >> chalka is our oscar grant. we have the opportunity to do something while he's recovering. >> grace onis being held in jail but not been charged. police are investigating the shooting because deputies wife works for novato police. >> police would only tell abc 7 news the case is under investigation. >> a memorial service took place for the third victim of the the family attended the private service in san francisco's sunset district. two other teens also died in that crash. both found dead minutes after the crash. asiana faces one of the first lawsuits filed following the accident. a mother and her 8-year-old son the airline both suffered back and neck injuries. >> developing news in morgan hill. santa clara county prosecutors filed charges against a ymca child care worker accused

they were spotted in marin city and highway 37 on monday.trans had them removed and chp has no idea who put them up. >>> hordegs of comic book fans are in san diego for comicon. the annual event allows fans to dress up from their favorite characters. organizers say 130,000 people are expected to attend this year. >> coming up next, how congresswoman nancy pelosi will be hand for her leadership in the fight against aids. >> i'm nannette miranda the dmv. your california license plate soon be getting high-tech >>> welcome back everyone. so glad you are with us. it's 8:30 and we want to start off with a quick look at the weather. here is frances dinglasan. >>> good morning everyone. sunshine inland areas, like concord where it's 59 degrees right now. 66 in antioch. still cloudy at the coast. 53 in san francisco and cloudy in santa rosa at 52. more clouds and fog in watsonville and monterey at 54 degrees. we'll see the sunshine although we're socked in right now with the live shot of golden gate bridge. you will see sunshine later on today. by th

a marin city man is look at 'em. living on cloud nine with that u-verse wireless receiver.you see in my day, when my mom was repainting the house, you couldn't just set up a tv in the basement. i mean, come on! nope. we could only watch tv in the rooms that had a tv outlet. yeah if we wanted to watch tv someplace else, we'd have to go to my aunt sally's. have you ever sat on a plastic covered couch? [ kids cheering ] you're missing a good game over here. those kids wouldn't have lasted one day in our shoes. [ male announcer ] add a wireless receiver. call to get u-verse tv for just $19 a month with qualifying bundles. rethink possible. with qualifying bundles. hohow big?g?just said it's . rerealallyly big. tetellll h him to send a pic. nonoo!o!! ! ok..... whwhoaoa.. whwhoaoa.. itit's's j jack's big stack. tw, ststacked with onion rings,ststs alall l ststacked on toasted so. ohoh, , tetell her i'm easy... .....'.'cacause of the drive-. >> this is cell-phone video of the crash as it happened. you can see the plane approaching the runway and the tail end makes contact with the

the incident happened sunday night on turners drive in marin city. investigators say a deputy recognized 44-year-old chaka grayson and tried to pull him over. grayson tried to run him down so e he shot grayson in the arm. grayson was later arrested. the deputy was also hurt after witnesses threw rocks at him. >>> authorities in riverside county say a mother and daughter psychic team helped them find the body of a missing boy. they called them about having a vision. they went to a house, walked onto the property and right to the partially buried body of the 11-year-old boy. >> i was this boy being under a tree, and i saw a big, like i knew the city was behind him or off to the side and i couldn't figure out why he wasn't moving. it didn't occur to me why he wasn't alive. >> i looked at something also in my mind. it looked like the same type of tree and him laying there. >> investigators say they had searched the area and somehow missed seeing the body. a 16-year-old relative of the victim has been arrested on suspicion of murder. >>> police are lookin

the shooting took place in marin city on sunday evening, and the deputy says he opened fire because the driver tried to ram him with a car and remains in jail after being released from the hospital, the novato police department is overseeing the investigation and they want to talk to anyone would has video or may have seen the shooting. >> happening today the movie based on the fatal shooting of oscar grant opens in theaters in limited release showing the last 24 hours of his life leading up to the 2009 shooting by former park police officer. the police chief saw the premiere and sat down with the filmmaker and oakland native. he says the goal was not to re-open wounds but to let people know there was more to oscar grant. >> anything that he could do, anything that we could do to help in that healing process, for the family, and the bay area, we owe it to the grant family and ourselves to learn from what happened so we can move forward and prevent something like that from happening again. >> the chief says that the department has taken huge steps to change since 2009 including increasin

signs were spotted on highway 101 on marin city and highway 107. -- highway 37 in novato monday.hey were removed that night and the chp has no idea who put them up. new this morning hordes of comic book and sci-fi fans are in san diego for comic-con. the annual event allows people to dress up from their favorite films, cartoons and video games. organizers say nearly 130,000 people are expected to attend comic-con this year. >>> coming up, how congresswoman nancy pelosi will be honored today for her leadership in the fight against aids. >> i'm nannette miranda at the dmv. your california license plate could soon be getting a high-tech makeover. they are consi >> good morning, everyone. thanks so much for joining us. coming up on 6:30 and we are starting this half-hour with a look at the weather, fran continuing is in nor lisa argen this morning. francis. >> good morning, everyone. we are socked in right at the golden gate bridge with this live shot. you can barely see across the span right now. temperatures in the 50s with fog also reported in parts of the valley like isn't'sa. 52

signs were spotted on highway 101 on marin city and highway 107. caltrain removed them and the chp has no idea who put them up. >>> new this morning, hordes of comic books and sci-fi fans are in san diego for comic-con. the annual event allows people to dress up from their favorite films and video games. nearly 240,000 people are expected to attend this year. >>> coming up, how congresswoman nancy pelosi will be honored today for her leadership in the fight against aids. >> how a california license plate could soon be getting a >> welcome back, everyone. it's 5:30 and we are starting this half-hour with a quick look at the weather. here's meteorologist frances dinglasan, if for lisa this morning. >> good morning, everyone. we are starting off with gray skies for everyone k the exception of some inland communities. already clear at concord at 56 degrees. but fog already being reported in santa rosa at 51 degrees and cloudy, as well, along the coast. look for cloudy conditions around monterey bay. 57 santa cruz and 53 in monterey. for today here's wh

. >> residents of marin city want the state to take over the investigation 6 an officer-involved shooting after after a man drove his car at an officer who fired continue times. bystanders threw rocks at the deputy. grayson is held on parole violation but has not been charged. novato police are investigating the shooting but the leaders in the african-american city say that is conflict of interest because the deputy's wife works for the novato police department. they would like to change the circumstances of the case. >> and a hallmark company has two tenants accusing the company of failing to ensure the building has a working sprinkler system. >> more evacuations are underway in palm springs where a wildfire is burning out of control and right now it is threatening 4,100 homes in riverside and up to 6,000 people are affected and the so-called mountain fire has torched more than 19,000 acres and only 15 percent contained. >> checking out our weather this morning, we have low clouds but it will shake up to be different than yesterday. >> it will be sunny quicker and the warming trend will

bystanders in marin city tonight threw rocks at a sheriff's deputy trying to find a man he said tried to run him down that deputy suffered a head wound. this started before 6:00 when the deputy recognized a man, stopped in a car as someone driving with a suspended license. the deputy approached the car and pulled his gun. the deputy says grayson then drove right at him. the deputy fired several times. grayson got away. >> all right. we hope you enjoyed the long holiday weekend back to work. the take a lookather. weather. >> leigh glaser here now. >> already a pretty good fog bank developing right near the coast. and just the latest frames with live doppler 7 hd. you can see it already moving through the golden gate bridge, heading up towards tiburon, as well as san rafael-richmond bridge. and even towards the bay, the san mateo coastline there, as well as over towards hayward and oakland. yes, a foggy start. low clouds. you better believe it for the early morning commute. here is a look at the the golden gate bridge, with the dense overcast, already developing there. san francisco 57.

bystanders in marin city tonight threw rocks at a sheriff's deputy trying to find a man he said tried to run him down that deputy suffered a head wound. this started before 6:00 when the deputy recognized a man, stopped in a car as someone driving with a suspended license. the deputy approached the car and pulled his gun. the deputy says grayson then drove right at him. the deputy fired several times. grayson got away. >> all right. we hope you enjoyed the long holiday weekend back to work. let's take a look at the weather. >> leigh glaser here now. >> already a pretty good fog bank developing right near the coast. and just the latest frames with live doppler 7 hd. you can see it already moving through the golden gate bridge, heading up towards tiburon, as well as san rafael-richmond bridge. and even towards the bay, the san mateo coastline there, as well as over towards hayward and oakland. yes, a foggy start. low clouds. you better believe it for the early morning commute. here is a look at the the golden gate bridge, with the dense overcast, already developing there. san francisco

the shooting took place in marin city on sunday evening. the deputy says he opened fire because the drive tried to ram him with the car. grayson remains in jail after being released from the hospital. the novato police department is overseeing the probe and detectives are looking for anyone who could have recorded video. >> san francisco police believe they found a man who has been vandalizing trees in golden gate park and he was cited for vandalism after damaging trees in the western end of the park. this is after recent string of people snapping off the tops of newly planted trees. investigators do not know whether he is responsible for the vandalism but the recreation and park department says he has a history of harassing gardeners who work in the park. >> san francisco police released surveillance video of a man wanted for attempted robbery on board a san francisco muni bus. the 21-year-old suspect boarded a bus at 11th and national last month and sat next to two young people, pulled out a hand gun and demand their cell phones. instead,

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know what is set on our web site @ kron4 .com on our facebook page and through twitter feeds. >> a marin cityody this morning after turning himself and for his part in an officer involved shooting. 44 year old chaka grayson turn himself in last night with the help of a local pastor and members of the community. the shooting happened just before 6:00 yesterday on terence ave. i chase followed, prompting the temporary closure of but donahue street near highway 1 01 south. investigators say a marin county sheriff's deputy opened fire at tandem buick. greys and then drove off and gets the car and a parking lot on the two and a lot of great ave. witnesses say grayson was shot most will times and was leading when he ran away. >> we had a new jobs report come out friday >> it's not good for the economy or the social structure of the united states. it is a problem for sure. the numbers came out. the dow numbers look great with a sharp rise, 200,000 plus jobs added. people want more work. restaurants, bars, at hospitality tents that part-time workers. it is bad because we see wall street getting ready

cartel, but tonight miguel angel trevino morales is in custody, captured yesterday by mexican marines, near a city not far from the texas border. morales was head of the zetas cartel. his capture was the biggest victory against organized crime since mexico's new president took office seven months ago. authorities say u.s. intelligence contributed in this capture. >>> edward markey became the newest member of the u.s. senate today moving up a chamber, after serving 37 years in the house, representing massachusetts. that makes him the longest serving house member to ever win election to the senate. in the house, by the way, he ranked eighth out of 435 members in terms of seniority. now he's at the bottom of 100. this fills the seat vacated when john kerry became secretary of state. and in the senate today, they finally reached a deal on approving presidential nominees avoiding a big threat by democrats to limit filibusters. >>> some politicians in the middle of the country are making waves felt in washington on both the right and left. in wyoming, a problem of sorts for the gop, liz cheney, daughter

no delays or problems through marin county and now that the accident with marin city has been cleared from the lanes. we had a little delayed briefly from the seminary drive turn off. the lanes were blocked with an accident that has been cleared. the bay bridge ride westbound, not much of a back up in a great commute to the upper deck. if you're headed to the san mateo bridge, smooth conditions here as well. the volume is up but the drive time has not climbed above 11 minutes. the golden gate bridge ride is busy in the southbound direction but we are problem free across the span. >> developing stories we have been following this morning, the defense presenting be closing arguments in the georgia zimmerman trial. the jury is just brought back into the courtroom months ago.moments ag >> proving to be on a reasonable doubt that george zimmerman is not acting in self-defense. if i misspeak, fix it. george zimmerman is not guilty if you have just a reasonable doubt that he acted in self- defense.nothing, for four minutes? >> this is back live in the courtroom, let's listen in. >> we get to

you see in foster city, a marine layer trying to creep over those hills. that's what we're waking up to tomorrow. and tomorrow you see fog will really take hold across parts of san francisco and it will be spreading to the east bay as we head towards tornado warning morning. we'll probably see a few airport delays. you notice wid spread fog from the north bay to the south bay. tomorrow we'll see plenty of sunshine unless you live in san francisco. it's not going to be a completely foggy day. there will be peeks of sun there. i would not be surprised if we saw a little fog at the golden gate. temperatures coolers specially in the north bay. santa rosaz at 49 to start the day. again, tomorrow temperatures go down just a little bit, not as hot as it was today. off to the east bay we get close to 90 today, about five degrees cooler. heyward only at 70 for tomorrow, so consider a jacket. 66 in oakland for your daytime high tomorrow. fog will be with us for the first part of the day, tuesday we're back close to 90 degrees. so the heat that we experienced around

. >> the city of san rafael plans to ask voters to approve a sales tax increase. the marin independent journal reports the city council agreed to place a measure on the ballot to review and increase the sales tax. the measure continues the half cent sales tax voters approveed in 2010 and add an officer bringing it to a .75 percent hike hoping to bring in $10.5 million a year. right now it is 8.75 percent. an effort is underway to stop a pest with the potential to do huge damage: it threatens to devastate the fruit industry in california. three fruit we flies were found near downtown san jose. tomas has more on eliminating the fly. >> the inspectors were asked if they could police the fruit fly traps in her peachtree at east san antonio street where a three was discovered, two of the hundreds of traps scattered along 19 square mile area of east san jose after the three flies found between july 3 and 5. the commissioner says that the fruit fly could be devastating to the $43 billion fruit industry. >> it is a tropicalfully with huge reproduction potential, many life sickles a

they promise a spectacular display with colors and combinations, the best places are the city piers or marineyou should expect them to become crowded quickly to get there early, the san francisco fireworks show starts at 9:30, muni is running on that schedule and will add extra transportation. they will all operate sunday schedules as well but there will be additional trains tonight for people headed out to holiday events. >>> here are other shows happening tonight. there will be fireworks after the giant's game. san jose state university will have fireworks, their show starts at 9:15,the marine county at 9:30 as will the port and for more information just click on the tab at ktvu.com. >> well, after mentioning weather early this morning actually had rain from palo alto and there but it disappeared rapidly and now it is clear, it is sunny, there is a little bit of fog on the coastline but i think everything is good to go for fireworks tonight and that is about it. that is all we see and thunderstorms rumbling up there later, it is one hot stretch, it looks like today is the last day butler mo

we have the marine layer beginning to spill over the city but look off in the distance.s the leading edge of a big line of thunderstorms that's impacting the sierra now all around tahoe reno and truckee hitting the same spot over and over again. i checked the rainfall totals. some radar accidents are saying three inches of rain since 3:00 this afternoon. only one side of interstate 80 because that's the side up against the mountain where all the water is spilling down and collecting on the roadway but right now interstate 80 in a few spots just west of the nevada california border is currently closed. so please check with chp to be sure your road is open. all the rain over the sierra will stay there. we have a feed of moisture. it was humid and cloudy a few days ago. this is the mini me version of that where we are getting a southerly flow and all this tropical moisture in a thin band is moving over the top of the sierra initiating the thunderstorms. that moisture hits the mountains and goes up. air has to go up to make rain and thunderstorms and the mountains certainly

so it's very, very close to the city and runs up to marin, >> a million years of earthquake movement created. that used to be in southern california. it's an active fault and the other is the hay ward fault. geology and other people say this is a fault that is more likely to have slippage. and the hay ward fault runs through the university of california >> right through memorial stadium, i understand. >> it's one site moving relative to the other >> and downtown san francisco, the heart of san francisco, this is basically almost exactly between the hay ward faults and san andreas. >> although if you live in the richmond district and the hay ward fault goes off, you won't feel the earthquake. you won't be able to stand. >> so what you're saying is the closer you are. >> that's why it's good to be in the middle. if you are on one extreme and the fault goes off, the shaking will be pronounced >> how many people were in san francisco in 89? anyone in the marina in 89? >> if you were in the main portion, the ground excelleration was 90 percent. if you way 100 pounds, the pound moved with

he was a marine before joining the baltimore city police department. he was a five-year veteran of the force. >>> investigators are ago into a possible -- are looking into a possible train accident. an amtrak conductor told baltimore city police he hit a child. however, officers can't find the victim. it happened on eastern boulevard in little river. officers found blood and clothing along the tracks but didn't find a body. they received a report after child being taken to a local hospital. however, the child's parents are giving a different reason for that hospital visit. >>> this morning some positive news about the two young men struck by lightning in annapolis over the weekend. doctors took them out of their medically induced coma. john benson and 23-year-old alex steele were hit by lightning last week. when medics aarrived they were unconscious and not breathing. at last check they were listed in fair condition. >>> orioles heading to the all- star break in pretty good shape in the al east. they are well within striking distance of first place, th

we have that marine layer spilling into the city. it got dark around 6:30 and stayed that way. cloud cover will be a foggy start any close to the bay. you will be sunny tomorrow as we kick off the garlic festival. garlic ice cream i'm told will be there. that's interesting. saturday, sunny and warm. here is the rule, we have two different areas of low pressure doing things to our weather. the first thing, we have an air of low pressure down west of los angeles, fed up a thin plume of moisture that fired up a lot of thunderstorms up toward lake tahoe. i-80 was closed because of a landslide from the moisture that turned into three inches of rainfall in a couple spots. one area of low pressure down to the south and west enhancing the on shore flow. but a bigger area of low pressure off to the north and west that will get things cranking towards the top of next week. the water is sitting at 57, 58 degrees. as we get more of the flow coming from the chili pacific ocean, temperatures will tumble. some of you may not hit 80 degrees by the top of next week. the cooldown began today. it

marine life. >> this is the resort city. it is losing its appeal as one of china's top holiday spots as the yellow sea has turned green. >> i came to the coast planning to have a swim. having seen the situation, i do not dare get in. >> it has choked the beaches annually for seven years. this year it has delivered a bumper crop. than 20,000ed more square kilometers, twice as much as the last big bloom in 2008. it showed about a week ago. an army of workers are cleared within 20,000 tons. there is more to come. >> i expect it will not finish until the middle of july. >> the carpet of green seaweed has not deterred some swimmers. it is not harmful to people. it is what is below the water that could be in danger. it blocks the sunlight and takes oxygen from the water, suffocating rely. scientists are investigating orther fertilizers industrial waste could be behind the explosion. they work to keep the east coast beaches clear. officials say there iis at least one good thing to come from it, they believe it makes good fertilizer

in 3 hours at sonoma state and the marin county fair and the port of redwood city. >>> people celebrating this holiday, so many people that several parks had to stop letting people in. excessive heat and the crowds made for dangerous conditions. ktvu's tom vacar joins us live from one of the parks to show us how crowded it was. tom? >> reporter: these cars are almost 6 miles away from the park. these people walked to get into that park because the parking lot was jammed. today and tonight people will gather and it is for more than just fun. >> reporter: the park in pleasanton was maxed out. parking lot full, heat unbearable. at this park the heat caused many calls to 911. as many people walked 6-miles to get into the park whose parking lot was full and yet they kept coming. >> any park is parked. everything is packed. >> reporter: america is known as the great melting pot and here for people of every background this is the shared experience of independence day. >> 4th of july, fireworks, show with the family. >> reporter: we really are united. >> we don't see race, color. everybody is cel

and golden gate bridge a beautiful morning commute from marin county into the city. you guys. >> thank you. >>> wall street reacting this morning to the new jobs report from the labor department. here now is kcbs radio's financial reporter jason brooks. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, anne. good news as far as the economy is concerned. we saw a gain of 195,000 jobs in june. that's anywhere from 30 to 40,000 more than what economists were expecting. now, the unemployment rate stayed the same at 7.6%. but that's a reflection of more people looking for work. not all the numbers were good in that report. the underemployment report which includes part-time workers who prefer to be working full time, that actually moved up to 14.3 from 13.8%. but however that jobs gain is important. averaging around 200,000 a month over the past six months which is better than the prior six months to that. now, how the stock market interprets this can go either way today. it will be a light trading day after the 4th of july holiday. a lot of traders make it a four- day weekend but

in the cities alameda, and other areas. marin county has special events at the fair tonight. ost a veterans ceremony at 2 p.m. >>> the oakland as celebrated independence day with early fireworks over the coliseum. we have you covered for 4th of july celebrations today. a full list of independence day activities including parades, concerts and fireworks, we have it all for you on kpix.com/fireworks. >>> when you can turn education into something fun that's a win- win. designing robots is fun and that's exactly what 100 bay area high schoolers got to do. it was all part of robo robonanza. >> reporter: these are the creations, frisbee launching robots. this is "robonanza" students showing off their creations in a competition to crown the top robot in the silicon valley built completely by the students. >> they are given a complex it's to be accomplish in six weeks. that means they have to prioritize the tasks and work and get it done so that's going to serve them well in industry when they are going to encounter the same thing. >> reporter: palo alto high's elizabeth midman is pa

you certainly have other options if you want to head from the city to vallejo to marin you can head to ferry and they have ac transit and all of the people heading out from oakland to san francisco. you can see that more people are just starting to arrive here and we will talk to these people and figure out how it affected their commute. ktvu channel 2 morning news. >>> carpooling hours are extended and the new hours will be 5:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. at the bay bridge toll plaza and these hours will be in effect between the carquinez bridge and the bay bridge toll plaza and they will be strongly enforcing these new hours. they will be running as talks continue to avert a strike there. contracts are for more than 1600 bus drivers and union leaders have agreed to extend the contract negotiations and the unions are at odds if a strike is called the act i saw amount of riders and it carries 14,000 passengers on a typical day. >>> they are already taking a big economic hit because of the bart strike and they are estimating $73 million a day is vanishing in productivity. they are crossing count

there is that marine layer sitting right offshore. the city looks beautiful. check out the highs today. livermore 101. gillroy you tied livermore. nappa you hit 104. near the bay, you were cooler but comfortable. oakland 76. san francisco 66. big change. remember friday we had that big drop. down to 78. it has been a slow but steady climb everyday. pack to triple digits today, but it is only a one day trip. that big ridge of high pressure that has been giving us the warm weather will be moving out. low pressure will begin to move in h. it is a very sit elizabeth change, a few degrees here and -- a subtle change. kind of like turning on the air conditioner but you get more of that push from the pacific ocean. it will be more crowd cover in the morning and celllier in the afternoons. concord, you were at 95. tomorrow-- chillier in the afternoons. concord, you were 95. redwood, you will hit 80. nappa 84. that's cooler. livermore 88. 6789 you will be 90 tomorrow. low 70s near the bit. cloud cover will stick around through saturday. if you might warmer, sunday will

off to the north in foster city we have a marine layer with us right now but is it compressed. it is up to 2,000 to 3,000 feet at this point. while it looks bad in san francisco. that happens when you have high pressure on top of us. you will have a last strong fog event and eventually sunny and warmer weather into san francisco. a look at the thursday forecast shows clouded in conditions at the coast. can't get rid of the fog. plenty of cloud cover but the bay and in the interior valleys. but 11:00 a.m. everyone expecting sunshine and a warmer day. temperatures in the low to mid-80s by 11:00 a.m. as we look at the fog factor forecast. it's the most consistent for the north bay counties from san francisco down to the airport for tomorrow. by the afternoon the fog stays at the coastline with plenty of sunshine all the way from napa to pleasanton and san jose. on the three-day forecast we have hotter weather with mid- to upper-90s and a possibility of thunderstorms mond thunderstorms sunday, monday, and tuesday and most of the heaviest rainfall stays out of the bay area but we ca

marines near the u.s.. we did this report from mexico city. >> one of the most wanted and feared criminals in mexico was capturedalive by mexican security forces. >> at 3:45 in the morning, a helicopter detected a pickup truck with three people inside. they were detained and arrested. >> miguel angel treviÑo morales is the leader of the zetas, one of them as a violent drug cartels in mexico. he was arrested just 100 kilometers from the u.s. border. he is the most important cartel leader to be apprehended in years. >> he is accused of organized crime, murder, torture, money laundering, and carrying weapons that are exclusively for the use of the armed forces, among others. >> his capture marked the biggest victory yet for the president, who campaigned on a promise to bring down violence. since taking office last december, homicide rates have not dropped, but the capture will most likely boost confidence for the president at home and abroad. the leader was known for his vicious tactics, including decapitation and hanging. he ordered the mass killing a 72 migrants in northern mexico in 2010. miguel angel treviÑo mo

cities across the u.s. and even brought in a broad in support of the movement argues marine important has more. on the birthday of america's independence day hundreds are taking to the streets in new york city and throughout the country to take part in the restore the fourth rally this is a campaign that watched last month in the aftermath of edward snowden's revelations about america's foot spying program a program that a shock to those living in the united states and those around the world another story to work against you off if you were still worried the fourth bill of rights which protects us citizens from the not lawful search and seizure is the purpose of this rally organizers say is to spread awareness and spur political action against unconstitutional spying by the u.s. government press freedom out advocates that we spoke with say that these protests are crucial because mainstream media is not adequately covering the n.s.a. leaks and their importance to everyday citizens i believe that the fourth amendment is being breached by only the government but by the police with search and seizur

woman with the murdered son is one of 1 thousand unsolved murders in this city and i'll lived here 44 years. and the murder in the marine a which is unsolved right now. upon my i checking are the police department that i think they were still short 18 to 20 detectives and the police departments investigative unit was something out of the stone age. i'm talking about varies police departments. this murder rate in the city and county of san francisco should be abated. if we're short please we're investigators we should at least bring the department up to par which is about 40. i'm not sure. so we can get a handle on this and many that those murders solved and unsolved should be announced at this meeting so the public will know how serious this is. you look at this at least whose son was murdered and go on about your business. i think if you look at what's tavern in other cities and other cities that san francisco is a crossroad between the east and west should at least have something or department capable of having investigations to the full ability. i intend for your time >> seeing none, public comment is closed. >> call

how that battle is tied to license plates and one city in marin county. >> reporter: a police investigation a dog being shot and killed and an officer in the hospital. i will have the latest just ahead. [ female announcer ] for the freshest produce, you want to be close to the people who are close to the land. [ rooster crows ] that's why safeway works closely with local growers. the folks whose hands are in the soil. planting and nurturing the kind of delicious produce that gets delivered to safeway every single day. fresh from our farmers. this week, fresh local sweet corn from g&s farms is just 8 for two dollars. at safeway, ingredients for life. ♪ >>> queen elizabeth ii has given the royal approval to legalize gay marriage in great britain. that clears the way for same- sex couples to tie the knot. this sparked debate in pairliment. gay couples can marry in england and wales but not in scotland and ireland. >>> the san jose police department released its latest crime number this morning. it says violent gang-related crime is down 16%. homicides are up. so far there have been 29 this yea

city. environmental groups say the plastic bags often clog waterways, kill marine life and wind up in landfills. the american progressive bag alliance, however, says the bags account for just 1% of solid waste. still to come, why you may want to prepare to pay more to fill your tank for the 4th of july holiday. that's later on. but first, essential tips for protecting your online accounts. that's next, with bill moller. estate planning - we know it's so important to ensure the orderly transfer of your assets after you've gone. well, it's no longer just your investments and maybe the precious diamond necklace from grandma. now you have to include your digital assets. blooma stark is an attorney with aronberg goldgehn, and you handle all manner of estate planning issues. what kinds of assets are you talking about when we use that term, "digital assets?" - well, bill, when we talk about digital assets, it includes a lot of things that most people do have. for example, it would include their gmail account, their other e- mail accounts; it would include any online bank accounts, brokerage accounts;

and foster city looking gorgeous tonight with that marine layer up to about 2500 feet.hat's going to continue across the peninsula over the next three to five hour, even including palo alto. and we'll take you right on down to down town san francisco. it looks pretty typical. some of the roadways are wet as you get closer to the golden gate bridge with the drizzle we are tracking. let's get the fog factor forecast for tomorrow. when we high height the areas, it's the best chance for low cloud cover and fog. all the viewing area is highlighted. you're expecting plenty of sunshine. the only spot we're highlighting, all the way counsel to santa cruz, that cloud cover not going anywhere. it looks hike the coolest air is going to stay away from the santa clara valley. san jose and gilroy, the warmest. palo alto will be cooler with 72 degrees. and for the east bay, it's a mixed bag. even the castro valley with 76. but you hop over the east bay hills. temperatures will be five to six degrees warmer. dublin with 80. live more with 80 degrees. santa rosa, 72. and napa, not too b

have been arrested in new york as thousands block the streets of the center of the city there let's go now to our tease marine important ally for us in new york with the latest what's going on in the streets maria. well the streets are clearly still full with lots of protesters that are have been walking hour by hour all through the streets of manhattan it started out in union square and the procession of people just grew larger and louder i caught up with the crowd was probably at its thousands on twenty third street and at that point the crowd was so large that cars could not pass through the streets then this this crowd met up with another crowd in times square and then thousands of people made themselves made their ways north of manhattan point the police is now caught up with the crowd and boarding to what we know there have been at least five arrests that number is you know we're being more cautious but that number according to reports that number is quite quite higher now what has brought all these people on to the streets of new york city in los angeles and boston and elsewhere is clearly the frustrat