>>maureen kelly: the lead investigator says she's talk to a woman who believes she is the owner of the dog in this disturbing video they lifted by the neck slammed into the ground and then slapped several times to the peninsula humane society released a video shot by a neighbor july 30th the dollars on the stock for the first time thursday night. she did not recognize anything was wrong with a dog she picked them up coming back from vacation i should not seen the video probably would not know anything happened they plan to examine the animal over the next few days but regardless investigation of the abuse continues to dog sitter had supporters before the video was released investigator says is his gun and the 20 letters of will on testimonials. >>maureen kelly: the plant's internal the case to the district attorney next week in the meantime there has and any other form klein of the dog's owner call them if they suspect that animal was abused as well. >>marty gonzales: the wildfire burning in the ramon valley is 70 percent contained it is holding steady at two to 500 a. is burning on bo

>>maureen kelly: it is a powerful recruitment tool there, and all of the crash of the system will be filled and time for the first day of class. >>anny hong: sometimes about how hot or cold is it in your workplace scientist in the netherlands have exposed a temperature trend the women say it is too cold and off of the study found that most office buildings especially here set the thermostat based on a 1960's model the factors and several things to maximize worker, and productivity the problem is is based on a time when most the men were in the office in they based their model on a four year old 154 lb. man the research service why so many women are often freezing of the cubicles the scientists say most women prefer a 75 degree workplace of a preferred at least about five degrees cooler. >>mark: the if research and a sense that compared to the 2010 after the procession and researchers say 26 percent of manila's a living with their parents from 24% of the 2010 despite the amount of ribbing " on 4 percent and now the down to 7.4% they refuse cent the bulls might be due to be more accept

>>maureen kelly: the first day of scores of the 17th and it is coming up quick the districts say back to doing better than this time last year up to britain amid unprecedented move a lessening of this e-mail to stafford asked not to try and recruit a network of friends the biggest need a special and bilingual and high school math and science the shrinking pool of qualified candidates give a turned off of the profession have figures of layoffs bring the recession their meeting with the city and the teachers' union. >>maureen kelly: you want to be closer to his nephew the district says sen francisco itself as a pow for recruitment tool class of this is will be filled by a first day of class. >>james: american airlines now joining delta saying it will no longer allow or carry certain the game trophies on their planes that include lion leopard ride or buffalo trophies the dentist admitted to paying 50,000 also kill the animal although he thought it was done legally the allies announced similar things last week coming up controversy over a brand sunscreen as people would made a sunburn the

kron 4's maureen kelly shows us the 24/7 technology that gets -- that gets first responders a better now have a new way to watch for wildfires. six cameras sit on top of elevated peaks to give a better view of the vast and mountainous terrain. but they don't have to keep their eyes constantly trained on the screens because the technology is designed to send an alert when it detects something burning. >> the cameras take 360-degree view pictures. they will take four pictures of one area, move 20 degrees, take four more pick. what the computer does is compares those four pictures that are in sequence and then detects any puffs of smoke. >> reporter: four of the cameras are being used to supplement the county's two fire lookout stations like the one on top of mount tam. they still need volunteers to keep watch. but these cameras work 24 hours a day unlike the volunteers. they can spot a fire burning at night. technology that might have helped during the wildfire that broke out near taylor state park last year which burned for several hours overnight before it was discovered. two of the

>>maureen kelly: a longtime friend has turned to the apartment into a hole for the search and rescueand pick-up for donated supplies to assist the volunteers things like food river shoes and camping equipment because some of the people of an scourings of eldorado national forest upon from san francisco his friends believe in what can survive two weeks in the deep back country would be said he is an avid outdoorsman and the wilderness and structure at downtown high school the biggest concern his diabetes and no one knows how much insulin he had with him when he went missing during, or ride on the truck two weeks ago. >>maureen kelly: these pictures show the type of terrain they're facing in his rocky in the steep the trails are pretty treacherous there is minds of an air shaft that goes down that is a big fear that is why we cannot find a bike chicken back to of the logistic of the search effort was hard when you drive out of the forest and you know you're leaving him there is really hard to leave many of those were hoping look for him work and loyalty the principle of the school sess

>>maureen kelly: ruling out of the target and ron park they had a pretty long wisps of baggage theree for the back-to-school varied how much it in the spending this year we spent $18 and that was good tsk tsk. >>diane tuazon: the act amounts to one temperatures and there were 30 percent chance of light showers thursday evening into friday morning the weak in most sunny conditions 93 bright red 87 livermore 90 out in danville 88 for martinez and arantxa at 83 in the east bay shoreline cities more like the mid to upper salmon is maybe a few low 80s and the suns signed less of a long attempt to there in the upper 80s sampras's the and the peninsular region microclimates a deepening political in the '60s of rock were looking a sunny sky for the afternoon and cloud cover for the evening because we have as much as a rain shower and friday as well status and make things clear up a more back to seasonal average temperatures 814 saturday 83 on sunday use of an invalid location temperatures is to assure my in the mid to upper 70's. >>pam moore: if taken hold of the forty-niners the fans are at

kron4's maureen kelly was there today. as experts testified about the gun used in the killing. >> reporter:the first witness of the second day of the preliminary hearing was the undercover officer who describes the frantic search for and the eventual capture of the suspect francisco lopez sanchez. officer joshua searched did not find a gun when he search lopez- sanchez, whose hands were then tested for gunshot residue. >> reporter:second on the stand was this firearms expert from the sfpd crime lab. he says he was given a gunwhich was recovered from the bay near pier 14 by a police divers. a gun that later turned out to be stolen from the car of a federal ranger. >> reporter:the veteren crime lab supervisor identified it as 40 caliber sig sauer semi-automatic handgunlike this one here. the gun was missing one bullet, and was cocked in way consistant with being fired. >> reporter:he also says the bullet taken from kate stienle's body matched the recovered weapon. >> reporter:but he testified that the bullet was flattened on

fatally shot backstage a rap concert last year looking for answers and demanding change kron 4 maureen kellyts the family is asking for help the golan past which they believe will prevent more senseless killings. 38 year-old concert promoter shot five times a backstage at the shoreline amphitheater during a rap concert featuring was khalifa but young and then on monday police arrested five other people for alleged weapons violations and serving a search warrant other concert venue out in california so far no one's arrested for the murder of mary johnson in february police released tuesday as the suspect one with here the other without erik's family still struggling with a loss and a lack of closure. "felt as deep loss eric was a wonderful person. last month they file the salon wrongful death lawsuit members of his entourage will along with several other entities so if the shoreline amphitheater. eric's mother sister several cousins came to the studios to say they don't just want damages they want change it and know how tight security was the night of terror to death but say eric schmidt crap

. >> pam: after week of problems that the fare gates kron 4 maureen kelly reports issue causing passengerelays all across the system. you'll come back the story we do not have the right now. >> reporter: big scary heading our way when nasa scientists call the colonel milhaud godzilla red light indicated rising sea temperatures stretching westward from south america and compare that to the strongest previous running about in 1997 when turner 98 brought san francisco twice his annual rainfall of double snowpack in the sierra. a higher ocean temperature affect the winter gear. el nino years just in that usually does rain and central america cut strips no. kaelin had records going back 1950 since then that produced the three lawyers three dry years and what average year so even the experts are guessing an average year chances are equal for buffalo near normal precipitation and i'll need your 60 percent chance of more of the west of. it could >> reporter: print the bill will destruction to california but in the wet winter of 1998 mudslides and flooding caused half billion dollars in damage and

>>maureen kelly: rather than in the middle of the night over the summer changes were made fixtures 3 ft. high and over haven't 19 elementary schools in the district, them as light fixtures also replaced with ones less likely to snap off another big chunk of the $2 million spent over the summer which estivating the ground and some of stop and rest for the score was tied not to be much closer. >>mark: one of the greatest points is just not fortunate we are it happened at 320 in the morning 41 buildings damaged downtown did concede the bricks and the glass on the streets and the late helen downtown now and how fortunate we were there were hundreds of not out to people in the streets on this one-year anniversary it was a grim reminder how important it was the be tried to be prepared as possible as we all know eventually what happened here in the bay area where live downtown drop the morning and went anniversary coverage of the 6.0 earthquake. >>james: as global stocks are falling around the world to make concerns about the chinese economy in the u.s. market no exception to that this morn

kron 4's maureen kelly spoke to the lead investigator in the case who says, they plan to examine the animal over the weekend. "is pretty upset" >> reporter: talk to a woman believed to be the owner of the dog in this disturbing video being lifted by the next seven the ground and slaps several times cancellous maine society released a video shot by a neighbor july 30th. dog's owner sought for the first time thursday night. "odyssey what happened or dog. when she picked up the dog caught from vacation had she not seen the video probably wouldn't know anything happens. it plans to examine them all the next few days regardless investigation of alleged abuse continues. >> reporter: say has done similar complaints of the same woman officials could not act on this video second day of another possible abuse case. because it was not clear enough. . "more disturbing thing is this woman knew she'd been moderate are, but not to her house more than 10 times. advised her we had been getting complaints about hurt beating dogs and she did not seem to care and did not stop." >> reporter: exeter and t

>>maureen kelly: we done away with that in some cases to make it works and always did fences.get out you may have to crawl over we'll be able to get out life and to replace what once was but the to snap off another big chunk of the $2 million spent over the summer with the excavating the ground from the charter schools was turned into a much closer to the falcon and when reliance swashes and the earth caused the cracks to reopen the had to dig it all- out on down to 4 ft. exposing the utility lines the parking lot is not repaid with the district is considering rebuilding stone bridge harder on a new location at the site and a safer distance from the line. >>mark: imagine if this happened during the middle of the day and have a more kids were in school people walking the streets and all the bricks fell off the building are real saving grace to the big 6.0 quake was it did happen in the middle of the nine night. >>james: this turn the attention to whether. >>anny hong: a live look from our embarcadero, and we are working up to cloud the conditions on this monday morning temperat

>>maureen kelly: tools assembled fire station 5 load on the temporary certificate of occupancy there is a hold up because it was not up to code for people with disabilities station 5 another had to relocate since 2002 and finally broke ground last year all their stations were much further when there is one down on their region and that is about three and 4 mi. this 2 1/2 month hold have her on and check the retired teacher we raise questions and now the station is open. >>james: if you have a store you're like a second to the cyber rig expose the confirmation for more than 30 million users of federal lawsuits have been filed in u.s. courts pass the madison the defendant's known in the lawsuit as john and in one case day in a claim to the site did not do enough to protect their data to the front the seventh in extra money to have the personal information route from a slab but and berlin and that after the act they took police $5 million in damages and the have not come to get a lawsuit. >>james: prosecutors and west virginia said it plans to file charges against a 14 your boy who will

>>maureen kelly: his loved ones are still reeling from his murder was happened on august 22, 2014 the 38 year-old concert promoter was shot five times what backed stays at the amphitheater during a rock concert featuring two rappers the police arrested him and five other people for alleged weapons violation after serving a touch one another concert venue in southern california so far no one has been arrested for the murder in february they believed to sketches of the suspect one with hair the other without the family is still struggling with loss and the closure last month the family fog this wrongful death lawsuit members of the arm to rise as well as several other entities including the shoreline amphitheater his mother sister and several cousins came into the studio to said the dodgers won damages they want change. >>maureen kelly: they do not know how tight security was but they said the shooter should never have been able to get a gun backstage dagon's up the web site to give legislative responses for what they're calling his loft it will acquire everyone including performers the

>>maureen kelly: jessica was home when her apartment and marketed and for st.onday afternoon she thought of another earthquake had struck the star on the side of the second-floor walk voice suddenly collapsed it was a close call but no one was hurt but the failure exposed would contract the letter said appeared to the exodus of dry rot including unborn crammed into her aunt's two-bedroom town house in york the donated toys but most of their personal belongings are still inside of the red tagged building fish in terms of how i still i feel completely harmless completely helpless i do not have access to my children who are not able to go back to school if i do not have answers for anyone the property manager said the of the plan drawn up by a structure in an era of the fix the damage by early next week the also try to figure all with all the tenants to return to the unit safely. >>pam moore: he does the car following a deadly hit-and-run and san jose and tonight he is still lose tech a look of the security system video capture him and the driver of a home on bron

. >> pam: kron 4's maureen kelly spoke with the middletown unified superintendent who says, the new started back even further, if conditions worsen. >> pam: evacuees are sleeping in cots set up in the middletown high school gymnasium. eating meals near the lockers and the red cross' intake center is in their multi purpose room.which is where supplies.for those affected are being stored >> reporter:the middletown middle school is also being used to house the volunteers. these schools were supposed to open up for classes next tuesday. >> reporter:but as the fire continues to burn. the superintendent decided it would be best to push the first day of school to august 18th.for the entire district. she says inconvienced parents are dealing with it. >>people who are needing it >>it means a lot to us >> reporter:gina powers and her husband moved into the shelter on sunday.because at the time they had no where else to go. and she appreciates the help. >> reporter: schools in the district could be pushed back even further.and other districts may have to do the same.all depending on where the fire s

maureen kelly was in the courtroom. >> reporter: 27 year-old daniel wore a red jail uniform with his hands shackled to his waist, a senior unshaken and compos anti-cancer the judge and the up formative when asked if he received a copy of the complaint. >> yes, i did your honor. >> reporter: the list of charges against him, stomach turning. >> the crime happened over a couple of hours purity affected the lee beat the child to death after sexually assaulting a 17 month old girl. >> reporter: alleged assault happened on the first with the first time he was left along with the child. in the courtroom and see him, covering with his public defender. -of farming. >> reporter: what you can see is what happened in the gallery. the man who is said to be the victims biological father had to be held in his seat by a female companion. in look of raids on his face what a plan close member of law enforcement stood over to make sure he stayed there. the victim's mother was also in the court neither parent wanted to talk to the media. >> reporter: but sunday, daniel todd to kron4 from his jail cell a

meanwhile maureen kelly says that the police have been called in to look a criminal threats made against pet sitter. >> reporter: a client's dog by the neck and then slapping her repeatedly. the man the video getting death threats according to her lawyer. there were called allen reportedly drawn by her house of big threats. lara said all hours of the night and leaving messages like i hope you run hell. and then stepping up patrols in the area. and the peninsula humane society say in the owner of the dog in the video with all those people to knock off. and they've let the legal process to its course. women in the video not the only person getting threats. because of the woman who runs birling been testing can just off a planned y defined. page getting nasty reviews by people thinking she is involved which she is not. suburbia based time many of the messages she's received cannot be repeated on television. a lot of profanities and 22 to myself. really fall stuff. as a bit of a shock. >> reporter: and though she has a good track record loyal client base she may have to change the name of he

it's only two weeks away maureen kelly reports on the reason why it's getting tougher to find qualifiedandidates. 51 >> reporter: and gis will positions in the school classrooms the august 17th coming up quick and then they're in better than this time last year it. still superintended unprecedented move of sending out this e-mail distaffers asking them to try and recruit. this need special lead bilingual math and science teachers to. one reason for the trouble shrinking pool of qualified candidates people turned off the profession after years of layoffs during recession. california >> reporter: the whole a massive decline in the percentage of people who are exiting to get credential programs with the soffit deeper into% decrease over the last five years. so we are worried. >> reporter: reason high cost of housing the bay area. "you think about the holocaust in lives and did it takes a look and now staggering. the chair >> reporter: come up with long-term solutions to that problem. bill >> reporter: the affordable housing would be with educators and their with district providing property

kron 4's maureen kelly spoke to the victim who doesn't know why he was targeted. >> reporter:what the says is messed up.is what was scrawled on his garage door by an unknown man caught on video. .an obscenity and an anti asian slur so offensive.we are going to blur it out. justin kan lives in the home with his fianace and two brothers.all of whom are asian. his ho security camera shows the crime taking place. here you can see the suspect.a white man with a beard, wearing a baseball hat and hooded sweatshirt.use a marker to this all happening around 3:30 am saturday morning. he then picks up a bag or a backpack and calmly walks away. bite police say they are investigating the incident as a hate crime. the victim, justin kan might look familar to some. he founded justin tv and live streamed his life on the internet back in 2007. more recently he sold his startup twitch to amazon for close to a billion dollars. he says neither he, his fiance or his brothers who live in there has been some speculation that this incident is another example of anti tech his neighbor are also shocked by the

kron 4's maureen kelly spoke to the lead investigator in the case who says, they plan to examine the animal over the weekend. >> reporter: investigators said she talked to when she believes is the order of the dog in this disturbing video. being lifted by the next and in the ground. then slapped several times. cancel estimates society released a video shot by a neighbor july 30th daughter sought for the first time thursday night. . "see what happened or dog for a. to the facility to. a rescue ship those careful with they never used physical discipline for." >> reporter: the video is releasing the stairs were worried the dog had been injured. she did not recognize that anything was wrong with the dog which picked up coming from vacation. i they"had she not seen the video probably wouldn't know anything had happened." the exam >> reporter: an animal in the next few days. investigation of the alleged abuse continues. regard"visit the site has injuries still a crime that was committed. >> reporter: a society has done similar complaints about the same woman official. it could not act on t

maureen kelly kron4 news >> catherine:happening now. >> catherine: he does report but those of curlyn a statement tonight the sheriff says he did contact is insurance co. he was told everything was in order now he is trying to figure out where the mistake happened for now his license is suspended he's allowed to go into from work until he gets his paperwork filed. her voice >> reporter: seabury's over 30 mi. an hour lots of low clouds in the morning that's kept temperatures mild for this afternoon in the '60s and '70s by the bay for the south bay and then sells a up to 79 and just in the zero a's. these temperatures about by the time of the low normal and rural stay for a big chunk of this week. live via the bay bridge toll plaza the of low clouds stubborn holding on all afternoon long process and high wispy thin clouds from the weather system so park itself is just the west the bay area for much of the stake. high clouds and continuation of mild weather for now a. starting hour at 6:00 a.m. 6:00 p.m. rather let's make it 8:00 p.m. for tonight will see some low clouds pushing into th

declared uninhabitable building's walkways came crashing down earlier this week and as kron 4 maureen kellyeports there is still no plans in place to fix the damage. >> reporter: from the fire chief filling we get the visa office and out here now. this attack on her apartment market 31st street for one afternoon when she got another of the construction. underside of the second-floor walkway 79 collapsed a close call don't hurt the failure exposed when a contractor later said appeared to be extensive draft this, other tenants have they evacuate of the building in a hurry. just her husband three young children including newborn have crammed and her her fans to the toronto house in newark lifting of cable draft fags of laundry going to go laundromat that nightly the have as a laundry that budget brief. all we were able to family member able open our doors to us and miami but in terms of how life feel a field completely harmless if completely helpful if the heavens is for my children not able to go back school and have answers for anyone. not know to do. and the day how are we going to receive

>>maureen kelly: it was a lively event for the unified school district licentious fell from the ceiling to one legend concerns have you bookshelves and file cabinets shift it was especially worrisome of that have occurred to walls and floors if you could always get into this area and get out you may have to crawl over something but you will be able to get out light fixtures to also replace with one less likely to snap off another big chunk of the $2 million spent over the summer what estivate in the ground must turn are to be much closer to the fore and realize this video from last year we saw how lost of plastic pipe and stretch twisted all that had to be replaced. >>james: special section of the web site all available on all our web site www.kron4.com daly city police have released a sketch of a man who this is inappropriately touched the child this is an of the that we brought you on friday we have a sketch of the men are looking for they said the crime happened as i live look restaurant at the shopping center back on august 8th. talk sent forth as a short >>james: the drug laws the

kron 4's maureen kelly shows us the technology that gives first responders a better vantage point. >> reporter:personal manning the marin county fire command center now have a new way to watch for wildfires. six cameras.now sit on top of elevated peaks.to give a better view of the vast and mountainous terrain. but they don't have to keep their eyes constantly trained on teh screens.because the alert when it detects something >> reporter:four of the cameras are being used to supplement the county's the one on top of mt tam. they still need volunteers to keep watch. but these cameras work 24 hours a day.unlike the fire burning at night.technology that might have helped during the wildfire that broke out near samuel p taylor state park last june.which burned for several hours overnight before it was discovered. two of the cameras given them a new views of northern marin and the point reyes national seashore.where they don't have fire lookouts. the technology allows them not just to see a potential fire.but to find it. and when the operator toggles the mouse.it puts up coordinates to help

>>maureen kelly: shopping carts rolling out of the target and bonaparte are loaded down with bags fullck-to-school items those walking and have some pretty long list but our feeling really good their budgets for the back-to-school spree very. >>: 295300. >>james: they announced a fix for above datasets to leave by 5% of farms and have a trauma will to attack it allows hackers to take control the fire storm alicia's media files send the text message what the fix will come in new software updates there are strong arms are not a personal android devices are already protected by back with more news weather and traffic. >>james: massive bombardment on the mound of the giants beat them 61 that at a to run double the giants winning 16 of last 21 games they held on against them last night the giants are still two games backed the oakland a's playing against the royals and the debacle last night they just could not keep up or fortunately they beat them seven to three going on to hosta to my will take a break back with more and mention the second deadly attack in just two weeks will have the lat

maureen kelly found out what this year -- what this year's must-have items are and how much . in had some pretty long list >> hand sanitizer, lotion, deodorant. >> we got mechanical pens, sharp these, perfume, hair brush mints, floss. >> anything and everything. >> mainly clothes. cozy clothes. >> small concealer, lip gloss, chapstick, vaseline. >> what were your must haves? >> these. band-aids, cough drops q-tips here ties and bobby pins. >> moms were done shopping are feeling good. their budgets very. >> how much did you spend? >> do i have to? my husband will probably be watching. 295. >> about 300. >> we spent only $18. if i can stay under hundred to get started. >> i just know i have to stop when i get to that point in my checking account. >>> the san mateo county transit district is making it easier for your kids to get to class. starting on sunday they are increasing the number of bus trips on 11 different routes. schedules are more than 30 bus lines will also change to meet bell times. new line has also been added with service to carl mont high schools and tear at lind

kelly. we've seen it time and again. >> he has called chuck todd a loser before and went on camera this morning. did not go on fox this morning. one quote from maureenud's column this morning. toward the end of the column she says i asked trump if he can at least admit that president obama was born in this country. no comment was his answer. to me, jay, that's a big scandal if he's continuing to not back away from the birther ideas. >> he has redefined gaffes because he makes so many of them. the individual gaffe is not really a gaffe. i think what you have to do in this situation, brian is you have to kind of almost get mad. you almost have to get offended. >> as the interviewer? >> yes. that trump has been able to skate and create this trump storm and trump show to overwhelm journalism. i think something like that happened to chuck todd this weekend. he seemed to be almost offended that trump had been able to get away with being a big candidate and not do retail politics, not really answer questions. helicopter into the state fair. and i think his emotion and i am going to make you answer these questions came through in the interview. >> maybe tha