ferries, caltrain or ace. that's your latest kcbs drive to work. >>> facebook ceo mark zuckerberg rumored to have spent some $66 million on his own little slice of paradise. >> pacific business news reports he bought a 357-acre beach front plantation on kuwaii. it's been used in several films including "jurassic park" and he can afford it. he is the biggest gainer on the "forbes" 400 list released yesterday with an increase of get this -- $15 billion in his net worth to $34 billion. >> facebook been very very good to mr. zuckerberg. >> i think so. >> $15 billion in a year. good for you mark. >> own piece of paradise. >> nice house here in the city. >>> two bold british teenagers are apologizing after carrying out a bend test on a new iphone. they went into the apple store and worked an iphone 6 plus multiple times. and then put it back. they later posted the whole thing on youtube. and bragged about it and they now say they're willing to pay for the damaged phone. that is, if apple contacts them. >>> cell phones were not allowed at the celebrity wedding of the year. >> care care tells us -- cate cauguiran tells

by golden gate ferry captains is leaving thousands of commuters looking for another way to get home tonight. it's also forcing hundreds of giants fans to find a way to get to the game. mark matthews is live at at&t park with more. >> reporter: on average, 700 people ride the ferry to the ballpark on any given game night. tonight those 700 are joining the clogged streets and the parking lots around this ballpark, because as you can see, the ferries are not running tonight. they haven't run all day. at the ferry landing picketers walked the line in support of 16 ferry cap tanz out on strike. >> we're behind the cost of living, have been over ten years. >> reporter: robert barley makes a little over $80,000 a year. a spokeswoman for the district says that's competitive. >> ferryboat captains and deck hands are the highest paid on the bay. >> reporter: the skippers say that's not true. >> according to the district's own wage survey, we're behind the scale. >> reporter: we checked. the district's wage survey shows the golden gate cap tanz are the highest paid, compared with red and white and blue and gold fleet, but paid significantly less than ferry captains in the district'

mark long pled guilty today to conspiracy. long admitted he helped conceal large illegal contributions to gray's campaign by city contractor jeff thompson which included a black lincoln navigator long used to ferry gray around town. long said he arranged a secret meeting between gray and another candidate, leo alexander, part of an effort to convince alexander to drop out of the race and endorse gray. he also says he delivered a mystery package to a union leader who had endorsed gray. the mayor's lawyer has had no comment on long's guty plea. >>> a new development tonight in a wusa9 investigation and it's playing out on northern virginia high school football fields. >> it is still hot out here. it's still humid out here. i'm tracking some approaching showers on doppler 9000. they could bring us some relief heading into the overnight hours, but it won't arrive in time to get rid of this heat and humidity for tomorrow. the heatwave finally breaks in the first alert seven-day forecast. you'll want to stay tuned for that. >>> the fbi has joined the hunt for a maryland man accused of shooting and killing a 3-year- old girl in landover last night. >> there's been an intense search for 25-year-old davo

atlanta hawks, i would be shocked if danny ferry is the general manager by the end of this weekend of the atlanta hawks. >> we'll see what happens there. mark, thank you. appreciate you weighing in. >> thank you. >>> top of the hour now. hello, everyone. i'm randi kaye in for brooke baldwin. breaking news in the fight against isis. for weeks we've been told action against them in iraq and syria would not constitute a war. today that message changed. the white house saying we are in fact at war with isis. joining me now is michelle kosinski, white house correspondent. he said this in response to your question. what exactly did the white house say now? >> reporter: they said it very clearly although it took some questioning there because over the last couple of days we have heard the messaging even saying, no, it is not a war in response to really specific questions. yesterday secretary of state was asked, you know, it sounds like a war. it looks like a war. are we at wa

ferries will strike. if coast the cold on the bridge to direct traffic. that can also be impacted. tamara's commute and the bus mechanics also could join the strike. <: when the official notes may comes at 11 this morning were to carry that live. <