rob fladeboe kron 4 news. >> pam :police are looking for three men. who robbed a palo alto pharmacy this morning. these are surveillance pictures of the suspects. it happened just before 4 -this morning, at the maxi-mart pharmacy on cambridge avenue. police say, the men smashed open the front door of the store. and took dozens of bottles of prescription medication. they were last seen runing toward park boulevard in palo alto. a similar burglary happened at the same pharmacy back in april. when prescription medications were also stolen. no arrests were made in that case. some mosquitoes in oakley have tested positive for west nile virus. this is the first group of mosquitoes to test positive for the virus this year. they were found near summer lake. officials will be fogging the area thursday evening from 8-40 to 11-30 p-m. the spraying will take place along allagash and sonnet courts, sycamore drive, east cypress road, and harborage court and harborage way. >> reporter :we had a nice day today with seasonal temperatures above normal if, but the overni

. >> pam: kron 4's rob fladeboe introduces us.south bay student who is a top grad. >> reporter: focused on a career that will help other survivors. >> basically the quality of life for other burn victims like me but for others what scan issues. >> reporter: outgoing and wise beyond their years creek determined has lost some guy under hours of community service and shows its assets will work ethic as schools as an advisor. >> and find ways to make things work so that she can grow and learn more. >> reporter: if all goes according to plan, this time next year we will find the cure may in china a volunteer at her waist towards of becoming a society engineer dedicating to helping others. i think >> that is over and that is more an hour ryan and not scary. --empowering >> reporter: in san jose, rob fladeboe kron4 news. you can meet all of our top >> pam: grads. on our website kron 4 dot com. >> pam: there we have also created a digital yearbook for the class of 2015. >> pam: you can send your graduation pictures. to breaking news at kr

in san jose rob fladeboe kron 4 news. >> pam: a teenaged girl who was hit and killed by a car in san rafael june 2nd - has been identified. >> pam: >> catherine: her principal says aura machado was a junior at san rafael high. >> catherine: police say her parents decided to end life support after consulting with doctors. >> catherine: the teenager had been jogging on the sidewalk when she stepped into the road to avoid a fallen tree. >> catherine: police say that's when she was hit by a minivan. >> catherine: investigators say the driver tested well below legal >> catherine: bart is recovering from equipment problems at a bart yard on the fremont line. >> catherine:bart service stopped between of a fire at a poweraround noon today. >> catherine:the problem was fixed - and service has been restored to the fremont line. >> catherine:there are still residual delays up to 15 minutes on the fremont, richmond and daly city directions. >> catherine:a worker was injured some mines at the black diamond mines regional preserve near antioch. >> catherine:the man was standing on scaffolding insi

rob fladeboe, kron 4 news more in yield >> diane: 94 for antioch and fairfield, and the upper to mid-60s in the east bay shoreline. noontime take a look at this with 90 degree temperatures for maturity. san jose, at napa, santa rosa and morgan hill. >> diane: and the 100 mark for those certain locations at the east bay shoreline upper 80s print the peninsula into the '70s to rid it will be and how long for tomorrow. we will talk more about the forecast and what to take with you for the heat as well. we will have more coming up in just a few minutes! >> reporter: and imagine drinking treated sewage water creek water that goes from your toilet to your tap. of course there would be a tricky process in between. while some bay area residents consider california historic drop so dire that a majority say they be willing to drink water. recycled water has been used in san jose and other cities in the bay area for more than a decade, only for irrigating golf courses, landscaped and industrial uses but not for drinking san jose merritt samp the cargo at other local leaders to strike treated was

in san jose rob fladeboe .>> reporter: a beautiful day today with a nice clear temperatures for it will be at the golden gate bridge taking it all and while we can. some of the deal is he milk me stating that they want cooler temperatures and antioch. so hit to the coast. --some of the viewers emailed me >> reporter: a little breeze is there would 10 mi. per hour wind speed. at 5:00 a.m. tetchy f o g that should clear out in the morning. no rain is in the forecast. >> reporter: for as we did have that high pressure system given us a chance to heat up with plenty of sunshine and the wind up slowing down. >> reporter: your f o g indication at the coast would san mateo daly city as usual. all pulling that off the coast with a wide spread sunshine. no showers again in the forecast at just clear skies, sunny skies and mild temperatures. >> reporter: redwood would reach the '90s tomorrow. and 84 martinez, at east bay shoreline and the upper 70's closed at 82 in general. bangs will warm up before we get to the weekend

in san jose rob fladeboe current >> reporter: police were called into el camino high school when i largethe field for graduation ceremony on friday no other damage was done to the field but police is investigating this as a hate crime. maureen kelly kron 4 news last >> reporter: friday night he was killed in a hit and run accident in oakland. they believe that he was not along at the time of the accident this may provide valuable clues. he is survived by his wife. and oakland to resist us to offer new spirit >> reporter: ending at partnership with the share of public service where they were allowed to work and two science separate this announcement follows a recent unrest are arrested for possession of child pornography investigation with misconduct is ongoing creek/ >> reporter: neighbors are upset with the city when they installed their own speed bumps due to a hit and run up one of their own print and the city has taking it out. >> reporter: >> pam: the most powerful man in the soccer world is out of athe president of fifa stepped down today amid a corruption probe that has >> pam: ma

. >> reporter:in palo alto rob fladeboe kron 4 news return to index >> pam: sugary sodas are being takenenu at the hospital cafeteria at san francisco general. >> pam: starting tomorrow sugar sweetened drinks will also be gone from hospital vending machines, gift shops and not offered with patient meals. >> pam: those behind the healthy beverage initiative say the beverages are linked to obesity and diseases like type two diabetes. >> pam: diet sodas, milk water and unadulterated fruit juice will be the only drinks available to both patients, visitors and staff >>"it's been well received by our staff because we want to model healthy eating and heathly lifestyles for our patients. i don't expect to get much resistance. >> pam: the no sugary drinks rule is also going to be followed by the food trucks and vendors outside on their campus. >> diane: >> grant:a new government study finds that underage drinking is on >> grant: is is video from vallejo the chip can see where we shut today with grass so green card repeat offenders face fines at $200. to check that all of the specifics you can hea

in san jose rob fladeboe kron 4 news >> diane: temperatures right now talking about high 89 for antioch 83 for livermore and 884 fairfield. the rest of the weekend or evening southwest romance and the inland cities. the plant will pick up there. by 5:00 a.m. tetchy f o g by the coast mostly cloudy conditions. tomorrow will heat up woman that it was today. upper 80s for concord, livermore and fairfield accurate the east bayshore allies are in the '70s. but three the 4:00 we're inching into the '80s. santa rosa easily. talk about when you heat things up? and the 7 day forecast coming up next! >> catherine:a classic california license plate -- black with yellow lettering -- is back. the d-m-v says it's re- issuing the slick, retro- looking plates. >> catherine:they're prized by classic car enthusiasts who want to make their ride a little more period-accurate. >> catherine:and many say they mark a golden era - when american muscle cars hit the streets >> catherine:in big numbers. >> catherine:the black plates were issued from 1963 to 1969. the throwback plates cost 50-dollars. >> catherine:

. >> pam: kron four's rob fladeboe brings you up to date on the on-going effort to restrict access toprevent more deaths. >> pam: >> reporter:even as security guards like this one keep watch over suicide hotspots like the >> reporter:the crossing here at east meadow drive efforts are underway to keep people from accessing the tracks and to spot them when they do. palo alto's claudia keith says that effort is now a top priority for the city. >> alto -- we are trying to speed things up with a sense of urgency in our community. we're trying to push to get those things in place. >> reporter:two thirds of the teen suicides on the caltrain tracks since 2009 have occurred here along a 4-mile stretch in palo alto. there are places here along almawhere the fence is too low or there's no fence at all. the city says caltrain will begin work in august to install an 8-foot fence from oregon expressway to san >> alto -- caltran is on board with this we have been pushing the schedule with the restrictions or elements if you will occurred and how to celebrate that over the summer. --we hope to accele