with more on that let's go to robin winston in the traffic center. robin. ( robin ) yes james starting at 8:00 tonight 10th street will be closed between oak street and 2nd avenue in the lake merrit area. and that will be closed until 6:00 thursday night. and then tomorrow morning starting at 10 a-m the east bound lanes lake merritt boulevard between east 12th street and oak street. and that will be closed until midnight thursday. and those are just the first roads that will be closed. there are many more that will be closing through out the day wednesday and thursday morning. we have more on those road closures on our website at kron 4 dot com. ( robin ) and bart is already offering tips for people who are planing on taking public transportation thursday morning. first... they say the busiest time during the parade in 2015 was between 8 a-m and 10 a-m. they expect that will be the busiest time this year as well. they are also asking people to avoid the lake merritt station. they are also advising you to buy a clipper card which means you will be able to avoid long

robin make that leap supporting food hubs and distribute their products to bigger supermarket. robin has grown her organic produce farm to 24 acres now. >> she runs it with her husband, no offense to dave but i don't think robin on a tractor the first time and learned from dave how to do it. what's it like knowing this is your family's land? >> it's that connection that really keeps you here. i've been a lot of different places but i always come back here. >> i warned your mom every plant i've ever touched i killed. >> it brought robin's daughter logan back too. she just left her office job. >> farming brought you back? >> yeah, because i miss it. i know that's something to be proud of. >> from logan i learned how to get the plants ready to ship off to market. >> next, probably my most challenging job on the farm, taking sue keen knee trans plants and planting them in the field. >> why are you so nervous. >> you're moving and the tractor is punching holes along the way. >> you think farming is easy, i dare you to try this. the perfect image in my head is the scene from i love lucy when she's at the chocolate factory. we were probably going two to three miles an hour and it felt like we were going 50 miles per

with more on that let's go to robin winston in the traffic center. robin. ( robins james starting at 8:00 tonight 10th street will be closed between oak street and 2nd avenue. and that will be closed until 6:00 thursday night. and then tomorrow morning starting at 10 a-m the east bound lanes lake merritt boulevard between east 12th street and oak street. and that will be closed until midnight thursday. and those are just the first roads that will be closed. there are many more that will be closing through out the day wednesday and thursday morning. we have more on those road closures on our website at kron 4 dot com. ( robin ) and bart is already offering tips for people who are planing on taking public transportation thursday morning. first... they say the busiest time during the parade in 2015 was between 8 a-m and 10 a-m. they expect that will be the busiest time this year as well. they are also asking people to avoid the lake merritt station. they are also advising you to buy a clipper card which means you will be able to avoid long lines. and know that some tr

robin make that leap supporting food huds which certify farmers and destroy produce to bigger supermarkets. robin has grown her organic produce farm to 24 acres now. she run its with her husband. no offense to dave, but i think robinon the tractor for a first time. learned from dave how to do it because we were plowing the field. what's it like knowing this is your family's land? >> it's that connection that really keeps you here. i've been a lot of different places. but i always come back here. >> i warned your mom that every plant i've ever touched i've killed it brought robin's daughter logan back too. she just left her office job. >> farming drew you back? >> yes. i miss it plus i just like the whole purpose of it. i mean, we're feeding people. that's something to be proud of. >> from logan i learned how to get the plants shipped off to market. >> next probably my most challenging job on the farm. taking zucchini transplants and planting them in the field. i am so nervous. we're moving and the tractor is punching holes. you think farming is easy, i dare you to try this. the perfect image in my head is the scene from "i love lucy" when she's at the chocolate factory. we were going two to three miles an hour and

we want to continue our team coverage this morning with robin winston who is in the traffic center with a look at the parade route. robin. ( robints at 10:00 a-m. this is the map of the parade route. it will start on broadway and 11th street. then it will turn on grand avenue. then it will turn right on harrison street and traveling to 19th street. then it will turn right on lakeside drive ending on oak and continuing to the convention center for the rally. that is the area circled in pink. and in preparation for the parade several roads are closed this morning. for a complete list of the road closures you can visit our website at kron 4 dot com. ( mark ) and if you are heading out to the parade this morning there are several things that police and city officials are asking you to leave at home. drones are not allowed over the parade or rally. you will not be allowed to have any hard-sided containers like plastic coolers or thermoses. glass containers are also not allowed. and you will not be able have lawn furniture or folding chairs. police will also not allow alcohol at the parade or rally. laser pointers are also banned... s

robin robins. >> i was the runt of six grandchildren. >> raid on tobacco farm, today robin is the matriarch of a arm family. and she's putting me to work. we started in the greenhouse. >> these you can water higher like rainwater. >> farming has always been, to me, something that is in my heritage. i love it, my passion for my granny, my grandpa, and it's honoring the land, honoring your heritage. >> that's no easy feat here at appalachia, a region gutted by the demise of the tobacco and coal industries. to save their land, they transformed their tobacco farm into an organic produce farm. >> we refinanced our house to build the green housings. that was a little scary. but, you know, we have to take that leap of faith. >> and farm aid helps farmers like robin make that leap supporting food hubs which certify farmers and distribute their produce to bigger supermarkets. robin has grown her organic produce farm to 24 acres now. >> she runs it with her husband, no offense to dave, but i think robin runs the show. >> you're doing it. >> i got on a tractor for the first time. learned from dave how to do

on new farmers, young farmers to make sure that they continue to diversify agriculture. >> like robin robinsa mission to keep her farm in the family. >> did it. >> >> together with the big guns of farm aid, i have no doubt the tradition will live on. >> this generation is kind of shaming my generation. i could turn all three of my girls loose on our farm right now and actually take a vacation. >> this continues with them. >> this continues with them and they pay it forward. >> and after all that work, kate says she'll never look at a salad the same way again. still ahead, alison camma radda introduces us to her champions for change. inspiring students in the poorest congressional district in the country. and i'll introduce to you mine, a man who proves that even in a place forgotten the work of one person can change everything. . say carl, we have a question about your brokerage fees. fees? what did you have in mind? i don't know. $4.95 per trade? uhhh. and i was wondering if your brokerage offers some sort of guarantee? guarantee? where we can get our fees and commissions back if we're not

now we want to continue our team coverage with robin winston who is in the traffic center with more on the parade and road closures that go into robin. ( robinparade will be thursday starting at 10:00 a-m. this is the map of the parade route. it will start on broadway and 11th street. then it will turn on grand avenue. then it will turn right on harrison street and traveling to 19th street. then it will turn right on lakeside drive ending on oak and continuing to the convention center for the rally. fans can start lining up for the rally at lakeshore and 12th street starting at 5 a-m thursday morning. that is the area circled in pink. and in preparation for the parade... roads will be closed starting tonight. ( robin ) lets talk about what wich closures are in place today. right now... 10th street is closed between oak street and 2nd avenue. that will be closed until 6:00 thursday night. and starting at 10:00 this morning the east bound lanes of lake merritt boulevard between east 12th street and oak street. that will be closed until midnight thursday. and starting at 2:00 this afternoon the west bound lanes of lake merritt between oak stree

want to continue our team coverage with robin winston who is in the traffic center with more on the parade and road closures that go into effect today. robin. ( robinrsday starting at 10:00 a-m. this is the map of the parade route. it will start on broadway and 11th street. then it will turn on grand avenue. then it will turn right on harrison street and traveling to 19th street. then it will turn right on lakeside drive ending on oak and continuing to the convention center for the rally. fans can start lining up for the rally at lakeshore and 12th street starting at 5 a-m thursday morning. that is the area circled in pink. and in preparation for the parade... roads will be closed starting tonight. ( robin ) and to get ready for the parade there are several road closures that will be going into effect today. right now... 10th street is closed between oak street and 2nd avenue. hat will be closed until 6:00 thursday night. and starting at 10:00 this morning the east bound lanes of lake merritt boulevard between east 12th street and oak street. that will be closed until midnight thursday. and starting at 2:00 this afternoon the west bound lanes of la

(mark) now we want to go to robin winston who is in the traffic center with a look at sunday's parade route and the road closures in affect this morning. robin. ( robin ) here is the route. it will start at market and beale and head down market street to the corner of market and 8th. it will start at 10:30 sunday morning. and there are several road closures that are already in effect this morning. here are the road closures you need to be aware of this morning. right now fulton is closed between hyde and larkin. grove is closed between polk and larkin. and later today more closures will go into affect on grove larkin and polk. over all there will be dozens of streets closed along the parade route and around civic center plaza. for a complete list you can head to our website at kron 4 dot com. back to you. ( james ) today starts a cooling trend after a heat wave across the bay area. and organizers at the alameda county fair expect things to be back to normal today. several of the rides were shut down during the day yesterday because of the heat. it was over 100 degrees in pleasanton. the rides reopened in the evening after it cooled off. horse races a

robin. precisely, robin. >> you give me curious stirgs about utilities. >> some days you just can't get rids cancelled in 1968. >> he played in family guy. >> you do the best you can. every moment you stay focused because this thing will be around a lot longer than we are. >> adam will never be forgotten and he was 88 years old. >> good night everybody. >> good night. now at eight ... "you just have to take the next call. and call after call after call."now they're calling for help: san francisco's overworked and understaffed, 911 operators whooshthe founder of a bay area dog rescue organization ... robbed of donations after a fundraiser.if we don't have the donations we can't save themwhooshi made a mistake last friday nightan apology and a diploma for an east bay senior banned from his hig hschool graduation.whooshmr. president we thank you for the opportunity and the blessing you've given us to serve your agenda and the american people the bizarre scene as president trump accepted the praise of his cabinet todayyou're watching kron four news in prime time. <"there's a lot of angry, burnt

. >> you mean -- >> precisely, robin, precisely, robin. >> you give me curious stirrings in my utility can't get rid of bomb. >> it was cancelled in 1968. >> he played in family guy. >> you do the best you can. every moment you stay focused because this thing will be around a lot longer than we are. >> adam will never be forgotten and he was 88 years old. >> good night, everybody. >> good night. >> bye-bye. >>> "the insider," tracking the biggest stories making news today. >>> number one, katy perry breaks down on her live therapy session. >> i don't even want to look like katy perry anymore. that is why i cut my hair. >> why she's still struggling with the pitfalls of being a pop star. >> it's hard. because i feel ashamed that i would even have those thoughts. >>> then, i'm at the tony awards with the night's big winners. >> it feels like ridiculous and tremendous. >>> number three, hollywood mourns the loss of original batman adam west. how his fellow caped crusaders are remembering the legend. >>> plus, your "insider" bonus. amy schumer is stronger than kelly clarkson when it comes

robin. robin you didn't have a chance to talk earlier. i want to get you into this conversation here as we wait what will probably be a bit of a fireworks display between these journalists and sarah huckabee sanders right now. your thoughts on the president's tweets? >> the president's tweets? well, i agree with you, they were completely inappropriate. to go against a woman, you know, if she had some work done, that should be her business, not should be broadcast news against her. basically, "morning joe" was accusing him of bullying. he proved them to be true today with that, especially calling, accusing of them all having low i.q. accusing one of them being a psycho. these are, these are, as i agree with you, trish, these are distractions. we have so much serious business to do. i get concerned when he tweets these kind of -- trish: wait a second. >> betsy? >> wait a second. mica and joe repeatedly called donald trump the president of the united states a liar and a thug. whatever they got, they deserve. trish: ford is upset. are you you making noise or robin? >> let me say one thing. he needs to push back on mica and joe, but this is not how you do it. this is certainly not how you do it as a president. he should use surrogates go after them like pitbulls in reality they're actually bullying him and the administration with their constant talk of russian collusion and everything else under the sun. i get need to push back on them. this is not how you do it. you're correct, trish, it takes away from tax reform and other important items. in future he needs to be a little bit more careful and not really tweet off the top of his head, but tweet with purposeful message. trish: betsy is making that point. they have taken aim at him. frankly entire media taken aim at him in a way been unrivaled historically. we haven't seen anything quite like this. however, however, he is still the president of the united states. and taking to twitter and saying those kinds of things about someone, you know, two wrongs don't make a right here, betsy. >> that's t

. >> you mean -- >> precisely, robin, precisely, robin. >> you give me curious stirrings in my utilitywas cancelled in 1968. >> he played in family guy. >> you do the best you can. every moment you stay focused because this thing will be around a lot longer than we are. >> adam will never be forgotten and he was 88 years old. >> good night, everybody. >> good night. >> bye-bye. some have it, some don't. when the odds are stacked against you, you either hide or stand up. at strayer university we've seen it in our students for 125 years. and if you ever think of quitting, our success coaches will be there to pick you up and work with you every day to put you on the right path. it's time. strayer university. let's get it, america. ♪ [doorbell] ♪ ♪ to help you thrive. ♪ visit kp.org to learn more. kaiser permanente. thrive. ♪ ♪ when you're clocking out. i'm the one clocking in & sensing your every move and automatically adjusting to help you stay effortlessly comfortable. there. i can even warm these to help you fall asleep faster. does your bed do that? oh. i don't actually talk. though i

. >> you mean -- >> precisely, robin, precisely, robin. >> you give me curious stirrings in my utility rid of bomb. >> it was cancelled in 1968. >> he played in family guy. >> you do the best you can. every moment you stay focused because this thing will be around a lot longer than we are. >> adam will never be forgotten and he was 88 years old. >> good night, everybody. >> good night. >> bye-bye. moscow. it may not look like much, but in fact, it's a triumph. when we visited organizers a few days ago, they and their only promotional booth had been banished to a remote parking lot by hostile local government. this 15-year-old is helping to spread the word. why did you get involved in the movement to support navalny? >> translator: russia is an authoritarian regime, he told me, and i want to change it into a democracy. >> reporter: it's a tall order. but there's no question navalny has touched a nerve. a protester being led away by the police today summed it up. russia, he said, will be free. as for the man who set all this in motion, alexei navalny, scott, he was whisked through his co

robin winzenread. >> yeah! >> robin! >> ah, chris! [cheers and applause] [laughs] ♪ hi. >> robinu ran out like you had already won. >> i know. i'm so excited. >> and you have. you'vead

robin toma. robin: cuando hay un indicio de que es un crimen de odio, la policía debe investigarlo. en este caso, hay un indicio bastante fuerte de que hay un antimexicano. hena: al otro lado del estado, en san francisco, martha vázquez de nicaragua cuenta que a su hija rosa, de 16 años, la invitaron a una fiesta en casa de un amigo. martha: yo le pregunté a rosa que dónde estaba la mamá del muchacho. pues, rosa dijo que el muchacho dijo que la señora se había ido de vacaciones. hena: una semana después de la fiesta, su hija recibió una llamada de la madre de su amigo acusándola de haberse robado una anillo. martha: y ahí fue donde ella dijo que si no le regresaba su anillo, dijo que ella iba a llegarla a matar con su pistola. hena: dice que también recibió este mensaje de texto con un insto racista contra los latinos, amenazándola con deportarla a ella y a su familia al tiempo que alababa al presidente donald trump. hena: ¿qué pensó usted cuando vio ese mensaje? martha: pues, que esta señora estaba loca, pues. pero al mismo tiempo nosotros nos pusimos nerviosos, nos entró miedo. hena: para robinacios al trabajo adicional que conlleva investigar este tipo de casos. robin: quiere decir que hay que hacer mucha más investigación para comprobar que es un crimen de odio, que hay evidencias de la motivación. no solamente comprobar que haya habido un asalto. también tiene que demostrar por qué lo asaltó. hena: el caso de lemos está siendo investigado por la patrulla de caminos de california. según el oficial oscar serrano, su enfoque es buscar qué motivó el ataque. oscar: el asunto racial es algo que lo tomamos secundario a eso. todavía tenemos que investigarlo más profundo, pero en esos momentos fue algo secundario. hena: dice que en el video de segidad en los momentos antes del ataque brinda una posible explicación, ya que demuestra una confusión en el estacionamiento del lugar. oscar: el motivo de este ataque no fue por la raza de la persona, sino fue la frustración y la emoción de la otra persona por haber perdido ese estacionamiento. hena: desafortunadamente, no hay cámaras dond

robin winzenread. >> yeah! >> robin! >> ah, chris! [cheers and applause] [laughs] ♪ hi. >> robinn. >> i know. i'm so excited. >> and you have. you've made it to the stage... >> mm-hmm. >> and you have a chance at a million dollars. >> yes. >> you're a writer.

robin. she's fighting robin and the joker jumps in. batman, he's ready.their fight turns into love. >> she is kind of a hottie. >> that's where damien comes from. >> and so smart. >> i don't know who she is. >> does nobody read comic books? >> no. as you see batman, she kisses him. she reaches into his utility belt. it's known for having stuff in it, like repellant. but what is it? down on one knee. >> holy bring the gold batman. >> smooth move, batman. >> so cute. >> your nerd equals my nerd. >> as you can see, the audience up there, they are looking over the balcony. ashes and romance together at mega con. >> we're used to seeing jeb doing gnarly tricks on the show. here he is jumping off a bridge in idaho. he was there recently. when you're there, why not do base jumping. that's exactly what he's going to do. his helmet, using a camera. he jumps. 123 seconds. you can appreciate this v. >> he's got such focus. during the performance, his hands out. everything so regimented, mechanical, so practiced. >> isn't that amazing the way that looks. it deploys.

checking the roads with robin... (robin) no major hot spots.ss then 30 min from 880 to 101. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. (rebecca)we're waking up on this first day of june to mild temperatures in the 50s and patchy clouds and fog. in fact, fog could be locally dense at times this morning, with patchy drizzle possible along the immediate coast. our 4-zone camera network shows dense fog in san francisco this morning. as for the forecast, seasonably cool conditions are expected today with partly cloudy skies at the coast and bay. it will be mostly sunny inland where highs this afternoon will reach the upper 70s to near 80. looking ahead, slight warming is expected for friday and saturday with low 80s forecast for the interior valleys. minor cooling on sunday, but temps bounce back quickly on monday. (mark) time to talk winners and losers with our financial expert rob black winner: businesses added robust 253,000 jobs in may . . . job growth 'rip-roaring' in may on boom in construction, services: . . . the weather effec

robin... (robin) a major hot spot on the bay bridge wb 80 before harrison st, motorcyle accident cleared, wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. san mateo bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101. (anny hong): more very warm to hot weather can be expected through at least tomorrow. therefore, a combination of heat advisories and excessive heat warnings are in effect for both days. more substantial cooling is then expected from friday into the upcoming weekend. (mark) time to talk winners and losers with our financial expert rob black loser: travis kalanick resigns as uber ceo . . . travis kalanick, the cofounder and ceo of uber, has stepped down as the ride-hailing company's top executive. kalanick will stay on uber's board of directors. he faced strong opposition from uber shareholders, ultimately forcing him to step down.uber's internal troubles began spilling into the public sphere after a february 19 blog post written by former engineer gained traction online. winner: amazon will let customers try on clothes before buying . . . . for many people, buying clothing online is not worth the hassle of getting a pair of pants or a shirt that does not fit. many retailers have sought to eliminate that risk by offering free returns on clothing, but now amazon is going even further. on tuesday morning, the company revealed a new program called prime wardrobe that allows people to order clothing - from three to 15 items at a time - without actually buying it. amazon will charge them only for the items they keep. customers can return the items they don't want in a resealable box with the preprinted shipping label that the order came in. loser: summertime vacations destroy your savings . . . americans take an average of six months to rebuild their finances after a vacation. travelers rack up an average of $1,108 in debt to cover a trip. 66 percent say that they spend more on a week-long getaway than they do on a month's rent. savor that piqa colada on the beach while you still can; you're going to spend the rest of the year paying for it. why is disney's ( mark ) with school out for the summer, that means there are more teen drivers on the road. kron 4's tech reporter gabe slate shows us an app that was created to offer parents peace of mind. the driver protect feature of the life 360 app, was designed around that fear and worry that parents have with their kids on the road chris hulls /ceo, life 360 app says: " we offer a set of tools that lets you have insight into the most common areas of safe driving so are you speeding are you using the phone while the car is moving are you rapidly braking or accelerating which is the sign of reckless driving so we try to give a wide set of information and they can use it as they see fit and not only will help them know how the teens driving but how are their friends driving because it follows the phone not a car "the app lets you see where your kids are at any time on a map and where they have been. it gives driving reports if they used their phone while driving or went over the speed limit it will be in the report.. the app also provides 24/7 road assistance. like triple-a but cheaper as it's included with the monthly price the sensors in our phones have gotten so good that life 360 can detect if someone has been in an accident and alert the other family members chris hulls /ceo, life 360 app says: "telephone is like a supercomputer in your pocket you have tons of sensors you have gps and accelerometers have gyroscopes you have barometers we can use that data in real-time what is happening with the activity of that device so sometimes people ask cuz what if you drop it on the ground it's a completely different set of information" gabe slate /tech reporter says: you might be wondering kid the kid just turn off the track and features in the app on their phone and yeah they can so this is the outer system it's a bigger picture of parenting strategy chris hulls /ceo, life 360 app says:"because they have this at the parents aren't calling all the time we even see that the family members are driving better we have a 58% reduction in texting while driving when people use the service so actually gives away from moms and dads to back off and teens like it"with your tech report gabe slate kron 4 news. ( anny ) tracking your forecast. tracking ( anny ) news. ( anny ) tracking your forecast. for some, it's going the distance. and for some, it's going for 8 and a half hours of high-performance sleep. with beautyrest's innovations and technology, sleep performance is the new performance. (mark) welcome back to the kron four morning news... lets start the half hour with a check of weather and traffic... (anny hong): more very warm to hot weather can be expected through at least tomorrow. therefore, a combination of heat advisories and excessive heat warnings are in effect for both days. more substantial cooling is then expected from friday into the upcoming weekend. no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. ( mark ) now we want to continue our team coverage on the bay area heat wave on this first full day of summer. kron 4's lydia pantazes is live in walnut creek where a youth football camp is trying to beat the heat. lydia. ( lydia ) ( mark ) thanks lydia. ( mark ) and the east bay has seen and the east ( mark )( mark ) and the east bay has seen the brunt of the heat wave hitting the bay area. tempertures in walnut creek approached 100- degrees yesterday. and some people in walnut creek spent hours without any power. a tree snapped a line and p-g and-e crews were stretched thin dealing with other outages so it took an extended amount of time to get the power ( mark ) and a power alert is still in effect statewide today. a "flex alert" calls for voluntary conservation due to the high demand of electricity. power officials are asking people to avoid using major appliances between 2 p-m and 9 p-m. they are also asking people to set air conditioners to 78- degrees or higher. it is all an attempt to ease the strain on the state's power grids. ( mark ) and you can stay on top of the heat wave with the kron-4 mobile app. you can track temperatures in your neighborhood.... plus -- get notified when breaking news happens in your area. ( mark ) the family of the man who killed his two children and then himself is speaking out this morning. kron four's alecia reid spoke with the man's sister who is in disbelief. what my brother did was horrific. we all know that. we all feel it.there's this horrific hurt inside of us. we all feel it.alvaro camara is accused of killing his 2 children 6 year old juliana, and 18 month old julian then hanging himself. possibly sometime on father's day.they were all in the bedroom. he was found hung, and i'm assuming they were someplace close to him.the 40 year old was set to return his children sunday evening, but told his estranged wife he was running late. his last text was to his mother, telling her he loved her and he'd see her later. he then powered down his phone. no one could reach him. i just wish he would have seeked some help or came to us or something. i just wish he would have done something to prevent all of this.by monday morning, police were knocking on his family's door in hayward.as a sister i felt something unexplainable. i texted him to please give us a call. to not do anything stupid that he would regret. i did tell him the police is looking for you.by then it was already too late. this is all shocking to his family, because of how much he cared for his children.he loved those children very very much. the way he looked at those children was a love that was unexplainable that only a father could understandwhen camara's mother and sister found out about the double murder and suicide, they tried reaching out to the children's mother unfortunately it was too painful for her to see them.i know as much as it hurts you it hurts us too. i know as a mother it must be very very painful, but we also lost a brother, a son, a nephew and a niece, a grand daughter and a grandson. ( mark ) the children's mother wrote a letter to the community asking for help raising awareness of her story to prevent it from happening to another family. if you want to read the entire letter, we have it posted on our website at kron-four dot com. (mark) still ahead. we'll show you the new police dash cam footage of the moments before an officer shot and killed philando castile. after the break. and here's a live look outside... san mateo ♪ introducing the new sleep number 360 smart bed. the only bed smart enough to change sleep as we know it. it senses your every move and automatically adjusts on both sides to keep you comfortable. and snoring... does your bed do that? right now save on sleep number 360 smart beds. plus, it's the lowest prices of the season with savings of $500 on our most popular p5 bed. (robinots. san mateo bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. richmond bridge drive less than 20 min from the toll to 101. golden gat bridge drive time less than 30 min from 37 to the toll plaza. (mark) this morning we are getting a look at the dash cam video showing what happened before police opened fire killing philando castile. the shooting was streamed on facebook live by castile girlfriend. police just releasing the dash cam video. a warning the video is graphic. (mark) in the video you can hear officer jeronimo yanez calmly speaking to castile who immediately tells him he is carrying a registered gun. officer yanez is heard telling castile not to pull out the gun and castile says he will not. the offi

robin... (robin) no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. san mateo bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101. golden gat bridge drive time less than 30 min from 37 to the toll plaza. richmond bridge drive less than 20 min from the toll to 101 seasonable summer pattern in place with a marine layer along the coast leading to areas of night and morning low clouds followed by sunny afternoons away from the coast. these conditions are expected to continue through the 4th of july holiday. (mark) (mark) time to talk winners and losers with our financial expert rob black winner: applications for u.s. unemployment aid rise, but still low at 244,000 .. . slightly more people sought u.s. unemployment benefits last week, but the number of applications remained at a historically low level suggesting a strong job market. : the labor department says weekly applications rose by 2,000 to a seasonally adjusted 244,000. the less volatile four-week average fell 2,750 to 242,250.applications are a close indication of layoffs. they have come in below 300,000, a historically low level, for 121 weeks in a row. that's the longest such stretch since 1970. employers have added jobs at a steady pace this year, though somewhat slower than in 2016, and the unemployment rate is at a 16-year low of 4.3%. winner: big banks are about to hand $130 billion to investors, and their stocks are soaring . .. the big banks are getting a big boost going into thursday trading. the federal reserved gave across the board approvals for the financial companies' capital plans, most of which included share buybacks and dividend increases. the approvals are a signal of strength for the banks, as the fed no longer thinks holding more capital in reserve to help survive a potential crisis is necessary. instead of reserving their money, the banks are able to share it with their shareholders. winner: here's why renting- instead of owning-a home may be a smart money move . . .. a lot of people look forward to owning their own home and consider it a rite of passage into adulthood (well, maybe not millennials so much). even after you've considered home ownership from every angle, asked yourself some important questions and weighed the pros and cons, you still might want to hold off on snapping up your dream home. housing prices have gotten so out of hand in most parts of the country that many people are better off just renting. what is the best financial advice you can give me? christopher"same house, same spouse, same car." 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(avo) if their alzheimer's is getting worse, ask about once-a-day namzaric. namzaric is approved for moderate to severe alzheimer's disease in patients taking donepezil. namzaric may improve cognition and overall function, and may slow the worsening of symptoms for a while. namzaric does not change the underlying disease progression. don't take if allergic to memantine, donepezil, piperidine, or any of the ingredients in namzaric. tell the doctor about any conditions; including heart, lung, bladder, kidney or liver problems, seizures, stomach ulcers, or procedures with anesthesia. serious side effects may occur, including muscle problems if given anesthesia; slow heartbeat, fainting, more stomach acid which may lead to ulcers and bleeding; nausea, vomiting, difficulty urinating, seizures, and worsening of lung problems. most common side effects are headache, diarrhea, dizziness, loss of appetite, and bruising. (woman 2 vo) i'm caring for someone with moderate alzheimer's. if you are too, ask about namzaric today. ( darya ) while many cities are cracking down on illegal fireworks, some bay area cities do allow certain types of fireworks to be sold. ( mark ) kron4's philippe djegal has what you need to know before buying any fireworks. nats- "you pay $19.99 and you get both of these." when you're among the first in line like the vaupen family... take your pick.aidan vaupen/14- years-old- "we got luck of the irish and the 49er pack." 13 fireworks booths are now open in the city of dublin. and, as long as you're 18 or older, you can make a purchase. lauren madigan/buying fireworks- "i thought sparklers would be fun, ha." all of the fireworks sold in booths like this one are considered safe and sane... and, if you need confirmation... check out the box of what you purchase... and, look for the seal of approval from the state fire marshall.kevin ferrell/buying fireworks- "some of the old favorites, you know, snakes and piccolo pete's and stuff like that." kevin ferrell -- buying his fireworks from a group of volunteers raising money for booster clubs at dublin high school.rosemary brassea/volunteer- "on the fourth, right up until we close, yes, it is very busy." feel free to light your fireworks in the city of dublin... but only at designated areas. if you own a single famly home, you can use your driveway.shari jackman/city of dublin- "we of course, ask that they stay away from all vegetation, trash cans, uh, fences and that sort of thing." and, if you live in an apartment building or complex... head to one of four parks where city of dublin spokesperson shari jackman says fireworks are allowed. shari jackman/city of dublin- "emerald glen park, shannon park, the dublin sports grounds, and alamo creek park. and, people can use them on the fourth of july between the hours of 10am and 10pm." aiden vaupen and family are looking forward to it.aiden vaupen/14-years-old- "i think its fun, i like to hangout with my friends and lighting of some fireworks and eating some food." bring some water too... to stay hydrated and to douse off you're used fireworks before throwing them in the trash. in dublin, philippe djegal, kron four news. ( darya ) and you'll want to celebrate july 4th with kron-4. watch live fireworks from around the bay area and across the nation from the comfort of your home. july 4-th live kicks off tuesday at 9 p.m. right here on the bay station. (rebecca) tracking your morning forecast. details coming up. k) welcome back to the kron four morning news... lets start the half hour with a check of weather and traffic... seasonable summer pattern in place with a marine layer along the coast leading to areas of night and morning low clouds followed by sunny afternoons away from the coast. these conditions are expected to continue through the 4th of july holiday. a major hot spot in san jose nb 280 after hwy 17, traffic alert issued, slow from hwy 87 ( mark ) a group of parents in the east bay are raising questions about why their school district is asking for more detailed racial information about their kids.( darya ) kron4's maureen kelly has the details. i feel uncomfortable very uncomfortable because i don't know why you're doing this what's the purpose? what makes lucy ye uneasy is the registration form she was asked to fill out before entering her 5 year old son kevin into his transitional kindergarten class at the beginning of the last school year.under the section entitled what's your child's ethnicity.parents can chose latino or not latino, white, african american.but when there not just one box for asian.instead there are more than a dozen different asian subgroups. korean japanese chinese vietnamese and all of those countries in asia. why should we do that?sylvia tian is another pleasanton mom who doesn't think it's fair that asian parents are being asked to diferentiate themseleves in this way.why single out asians why single out all the countries? in asia? that's not correctboth moms feel that this data could end up hurting their kid's chances when they are applying for college.the pleasanton school district says they are just complying with legislation requiring the collection of this data that passed in 2011. a spokesperson with the state deparment of education says they use the data to track how kids from these subgroups are doing in school so they identify those who need more help.the law that required the state to collect this demographic data was co sponsored by several asian and pacific islander civil rights groups.education should be colorblind national origin blind it should be equal to all people the group that wants to see this practice end met with state assmemblywomab catherine baker of san ramon who says she will look into the issue and the possiblity of crafting new legislation. maureen kelly kron4 news ( mark ) fremont police are re-opening an investigation into a woman who went missing more than 20 years ago. the decision to reopen the case comes after police found new evidence. 25-year-old sheri lynn muhleman went missing back in 1989. she was last seen packing up her things from her boyfriend's house in fremont. the couple also had a daughter together. police say based on current witness statements and physical evidence they believe muhleman was the victim of a homicide. but her body was never found. ( mark ) a california doctor is in jail... charged with having sex with at least three minors. benjamin shettell has a practice in redding. the physician was arrested on 50 different charges. the allegations surfaced when an ex-boyfriend sent a message to the doctor's coworkers saying that shettell was having sex with multiple underage boys. at least one of the minors he's accused of having sex with was a patient. he is being held on 3 million dollars bail. .( darya ) a former san francisco international airport screener has pleaded guilty to receiving a bribe as a public official. joseph scott admits he allowed 50 pounds of cocaine to pass through his x-ray machine. police say scott accepted around 45-hundred dollars to allow the drugs to pass. the man who bribed scott was sentenced last week to four years in prison. he admitted to smuggling cocaine and marijuana through s-f-o security for several years by paying scott. a total of seven bay area airport screeners face similar charges. ( darya ) one of the most senior officials in the catholic church is accused of a string of sexual assault charges. cardinal george pell is facing multiple charges from several accusers in australia. pell has denied any wrongdoing. he says he plans to return to australia where he will defend the charges. during a government investigation in 2013... pell apologized for historical abuse in the church. he also acknowledged that cover-ups by others allowed pedophile priests to continue abusing children. pell currently serves as a top adviser to pope francis and is the vatican's top financial adviser. ( mark ) president trump is promising a surprise when it comes to the republican health care bill. but the president is not offering any details about what that surprise might be. so far nine republican senators have opposed the current bill. a usa today poll shows that only 12 percent of americans support the bill that was released by republican senators last week. according to the congressional budget office, about 22- million americans would lose coverage under the plan. ( mark ) we are learning more information about the impact the republican health bill would have on california. the department of health care services say the state's budget could take a 30-billion dollar annual hit if the bill passes. the bill would have a 114-billion dollar impact on the state's budget between 20-20 and 20-27. the costs would come largely in reductions in federal money to medicaid. nearly four- million californians are on medi-cal, which is the state's insurance program for ( darya ) happening today... the sonoma-marin area rail transit district is offering a free preview of its smart train.( mark ) kron four's yoli acevas is live at the rohnert park stations with more on the preview. yoli? ( yoli ) it is happening between rohnert park and the marin civic center stations starting on thursday. the district will also run trains between the sonoma county airport station and the marin county fair at the marin civic center on july first and july fourth. the free preview is in advance of full regular train service between the airport station and downtown san rafael. a starting date for the regular service has not yet been announced. ( darya ) thanks yoli. we will check back with you through out the morning. (darya) coming up on the kron four morning news... the rockets are ruining basketball, they're building a super team and need to be stopped. k-d thinks it's funny, he's laughing so hard he's crying. even if you're a football fan, would you let your spouse wear a helmet to your own wedding? the gary's world rewind is coming up. who are these people? the energy conscious people among us say small actions can add up to something... humongous. a little thing here. a little thing there. starts to feel like a badge maybe millions can wear. who are all these caretakers, advocates too? turns out, it's californians it's me and it's you. don't stop now, it's easy to add to the routine. join energy upgrade california and do your thing. (robinjor hot spot in san jose nb 280 after hwy 17, traffic alert issued, slow from hwy 87.richmond bridge drive less than 20 min from the toll to 101 bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. (rebecca) tracking your morning forecast... the world according to gary is welcome back to the kron 4 morning news... every morning at 7:45 we talk sports with gary radnich. and in case you missed it here's the gary's world rewind. (darya) gary, where are all the warriors haters this morning? they should be so afraid and upset with the rockets. it's not a good morning... this is the end of basketball. the rockets are trying to assemble their own super team and it's not fair. gary says the have two guys, but the warriors have four. but they want more. they picked up chris paul, they already have james harden, they would like to get paul george, or maybe carmelo anthony. and before you know it you have the avengers and they are ruining the sport. gary says it must be tough to live in a wo

and one more thing, sean, when you look at robin griggs, robin griggs had filed that sexual discriminationnted to file that, had reported that to her supervisors. it wasn't until after she reported that, that mccabe and the fbi launched their own case against her. >> sean: lynch needs to be investigated. mueller needs to go. 100%. comey, not only needs an investigation, but he, too, we need to talk about his relationship with mueller. hillary, frankly, grand jury. flynn really his life was ruined because of illegal likes, somebody needs to make it right. good to see you. we aren't going to stop, we're going to stay on this. you have all been ahead of the curve, and appreciate you sharing it with our audience. you aren't going to find it in mainstream media, they've been obsessed with something that is false. when we come back, the man who says the obama administration had the chance to take out the leader of isis, because of his rules of engagement didn't do it. how is that possible? that's coming up. first tonight we reveal the most obnoxious, the most arrogant, combative, most partisan,

robin. >> christopher robin. >> so much fun. >> and eore. >> let's talk about these fashion awards.rls, we do. let's show them off. big event that happened. so here, look at that beautiful number. >> that's an interesting ballroom. >> it is. more importantly that outfit that she is wearing. >> lupita looks amazing. >> she looks good. >> oh, jason woo, he makes beautiful stuff. >> oh, heidi klume, talk about a plunging neck line. >> she is with zach posen. >> sorry. >> and carry washington, she went with the wet and wavy look for her hair, but she looks great. >> you know what i like about that, that burst of canary. >> almost like the sit tron that denise was just showing off, the bright yellow. >> oh, we just moved it, she looks like she just got off the shower. gab re al union rocking it. >> that's gabby union right there. >> yes, with dwyane wade. >> she looks good. >> and he wore a gucci suit. you know that's fans. >> i by the way, i want to say congratulations to my brother, tom, 47 years ago today, he married ellen. she just posted that on facebook. >> happy anniversary. sixte

we want to continue our team coverage this morning with robin winston who is in the traffic center with a look at the parade route. robin. ( robin @ tele ) the starts at 10:00 a-m. this is the map of the parade route ad the key streets thatll be blocked off to traffic. ac transit re- routes and detours are already in place. the parade start on broadway and 11th street. heads straight down broadway and then it will turn on grand avenue. then it will turn right on harrison street and traveling to 19th street. then it will turn right on lakeside drive ending on oak and continuing to the convention center for the rally. that is the area circled in pink. and in preparation for the parade several roads are closed this morning. and some major ramp on 880 in downtown oakland, like oak st, broadway & jackson starting at 7am. so consider 580 instead. if your taking bart keep in mind that schedule will be off, arrival and departure times will a bit off. for a complete list of the road closures you can visit our website at kron 4 dot com..... ( james ) and we want to see and we and we want to see how you are showing off your warriors pride

robin... (robin) a major hot in oakland wb 580 before hwy 13 blocks thw two left lane, slow through the scene. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. richmond bridge drive less than 20 min from the toll to 101 (anny hong): dry and seasonable weather continues through wednesday with the marine layer around 1000 feet along the coast. by thursday morning a late season cold front brings light rain into the north bay. the south bay and monterey bay region will likely remain dry and may actually warm in the warm and moist sector of the storm on thursday. cool northwest flow then develops on friday as the upper trough moves inland. high pressure begins to rebuild over the weekend with a return to dry weather and a gradual warming trend. (mark) time to talk winners and losers with our financial expert rob black ( mark )winner: u.s. job openings hit record high 6 million . . . the number of job openings in the united states rose in april to a record high, but the pace of hiring slipped to a one-year low in another sign the economy is running out of people with enough skills to fill empty positions. job openings climbed to 6 million in april from 5.8 million. more than half the new openings were in the hotel and restaurant businesses. openings for better paying manufacturing jobs fell by 30,000, however. ( mark )loser: fast-rising home prices finally hit a wall . . . home values rose a healthy 6.9 percent in april compared with april 2016,but that is a drop from the 7.1 percent annual gain in march and the 7 percent gain in february. corelogic is also loweringts predictions for annual gains, to 5.1 percent in april 2018. this spring may be one of the hottest sellers' markets in history, but even off-the-chart-demand can't put every potential buyer in a home of their own. if the house is too expensive for the region's demand, it won't sell. that is becoming the case in more and more neighborhoods this spring - and is likely behind the first sign that big price gains are starting to shrink. winner: here are the six big announcements apple just made . . . apple unveiled watchos 4, macos sierra and ios 11. it also launched new macs, some of which will support vr. there's also a new speaker called the homepod that offers siri integration and will cost $349. 1. watchos 4 2. macos high sierra 3. new imacs and macbook air / macbook pro refreshes 4. ios 11 5. ipad pro 10.5 6. apple homepod speaker should i sell paypal because of apple's peer-to-peer imessage service?benjamin just in.... george and amal clooney have welcomed twins ella and alexander clooney. the pair was born this morning, according to george clooney's publicist. he says both babies are "happy, healthy and doing fine." ( mark ) it's one on the most anticipated hearings in washington so far this year.( darya ) former f-b-i director james comey.. set to appear thursday before the senate intelligence committee. tom foreman has a preview. ( mark ) that was tom foreman ( mark ) that was tom foreman reporting this morning. comey is expected to testify at 7:00 thursday morning. we will have complete extended coverage of his testimony right here on the kron 4 morning news. ( mark ) plus... a bay area couple claims police went too far during a traffic stop. we'll show you the video and tell you how police are responding. (vo) want to be happy with your next vehicle purchase? at enterprise, we guarantee it. head to your neighborhood enterprise car sales and let the people who buy more vehicles than anyone... change your thinking about buying your next one. [ ominous music playing ]] ah! ah! ah! [ children laughing ] wooo! yea! have a despicably delicious breakfast with these special edition jars of nutella. no major hot spots. san mateo bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101. caltrain delays up to 20 min due to mechanical problems ( mark ) breaking news... police arrest a man they say was heading to the bay area to commit murder. police say 58-year-old yue chen of visalia was coming here to kill his three doctors. palo alto officers were tipped off last wednesday that chen was upset about treatment he was receiving for a medical condition. he was also reported missing last wednesday. his rental car and his two hand-guns were also missing. police in southern california sent out a bulletin to police departments across the state to be on the look-out for chen. he was later found in his rental car on highway 101 in san jose and was arrested by c-h-p. he is facing three felony counts of attempted murder. ( mark ) a san mateo couple claims police went too far during a recent traffic stop.( darya ) they say it started when they honked their horn at another driver. kron 4's j-r stone has the story. they claim the driver they honked at told police they had a gun.nats.this video has now been seen more than 17- thousand times on jennifer thomas's facebook page. it's video that shows her boyfriend, david solano, being ordered to the ground by san mateo police officers. when she yells that david isn't resisting arrest you can see an officer point his gun at her. three days later and she is still thinking about what happened.sot it scared me obviously when i seen him point the gun at me but you can see the 15-20 officers behind me with guns pointed so it was terrifyingthe couple says everything started when they were traveling to safeway to get food for their children. david honked at the car in front of them. the man inside pulled out his phone and started taking pictures of their car, david pulled up beside him, there was a brief argument and the two drove off. it appears the man who was honked at called police saying that david had a gun and made a threat. a short time later the two were pulled over and officers ordered them out of the car.sot the first words were.put your hands in the f-in airat that point i was like what is going on.the couple tells us they don't own a gun and while david did curse during the argument no threat was made. officers later let them go but they both believe david was lucky to not have been shot when he was ordered to the ground.and they're both now fearful that what happened then could happen again with a much worse outcome. sot i was so scared that he was going to be shot. sot i feel like i'm a prisoner in my house because i can't go out and buy my son milk or diapers or either of my kids i can't go out with my family out of fear of being shot by a cop. not harassed but i feel like we could be shot by a cop. ( mark ) the san mateo police department relased this statement overnight. it reads in part: "during this high risk stop, the female passenger in the vehicle directed an object at officers which was later discovered to be a mobile phone. officers, at that time safely detaining solano for safety, and not knowing whether the alleged firearm was in the vehicle, pointed a firearm at thomas until solano was detained." we've posted the entire response from police on kron4.com ( darya ) we now know the name of the suspect in the death of an australian tourist in san francisco. the tourist is identified as 33-year-old matthew bate. he was killed during a fight outside a hotel on van ness avenue. police arrested the suspect inside a nearby hotel. he is 34-year-old david murillo of hesperia -- which is in southern california. murillo is in jail and is expected to be charged with murder. ( mark ) a muni bus driver is in trouble after being caught on camera driving in the bike lane.( darya ) kron four's stanley roberts takes a look in the edition of "people behaving badly." this is the 44 o'shaughnessy bus on laguna honda blvd in san francisco .let's stop the video right here, you see the bus while on its designated route is a we bit off course . allow me to explain nats: ambiance normally, laguna honda blvd, which just so happens to be located next to laguna honda hospital has what i call a normal flow of traffic . until rush hour.. then traffic picks up considerably . but not everyone drives a car many people commute via bicycles so they have a designated bike and the bike lane is heavily used by cyclist heading to work or other locations nats: ambiance there is ample signage alerting drivers that the right lane is for bikes only but when the commute hour begins the bike lane becomes an expressway like this driver who just dropped off and is not using the bike lane as a shortcut nats: ambiance during the commute it wasn't hard to catch people driving down the bike lane but wait there is more. some people appear to use the correct lane until they get past the last barricade then they jump into the bike lane to bypass traffic like this city vehicle nats: ambiance even people on motorized scooters this this is a shortcut ... now back to the muni bus this wasn't the only bus i saw driving in the bike lane so it appears to be normal operating procedure for drivers but the sfmta is not very happy, in fact, the have already identified the bus driver despite he appears to put up his hand to conceal his identity nats: ambiance if you look at the barriers you can cleary see many have been run over by careless drivers. it's just a matter of time before a cyclist takes the brunt of car or bus in the wrong lane nats: ambiance remember a bike lanes are for bikes not cars and in the absence of the dedicated bike lane riders are allowed full use of the lane and you should give them at least 3 feet of space in san francisco stanley roberts kron 4 news (darya) coming up on the kron four morning news... even if you think the warriors are better than the cavs, do you think k-d is better than lebron? we'll force gary to answer. plus, k-d and lebron in happier times making music together. and the seahawks pass on kaep, you're not going to believe the guy they took instead. the world according to gary is in a few minutes. plus after the break... a violent brawl breaks out in the middle of a dunkin' donuts... and it's all caught on camera. we'll explain what lead up to the and here's a live look outside... san mateo (robinhot spot on the dumbarton bridge wb 84 at midspan blocking the two right lanes, slow from the toll. san mateo bridge wb 92 less than 30 min from 880 to 101 (mark) a man goes on a violent rampage inside a dunkin donuts... and it's all caught on camera. it happened last week in cambridge, massachusetts. you can see the chair throwing starts almost instantly after a 22-year-old man charges into the restaurant. a disabled elderly man was hit in the head by a flying chair after he couldn't get out of the way in time. the attacker continues throwing chairs and tables across the dining area. police say he was targeting a 39-year-old man he has a history with. the man was arrested when police arrived at the scene. (darya) a woman is arrested for stealing from a tip jar at a restaurant in las vegas. the restaurant owner says she demanded a sample from the cashier. as soon as the cashier walks away, she crabs the tip jar and takes off. the owner posted the security video to facebook... after tha

robin...?( robin @ landing ) james, it was a big weekend for women in music and the big screen. we'll explain after the break on the hollywood minute. and here's a no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. ( robinlanding ) in entertainment headlines this morning. a female director makes history after a strong opening for "wonder woman" at the box office. david daniel explains in this morning's hollywood minute. "wonder woman"'s 100- million-dollar opening weekend gave patty jenkins the best debut ever for a female director. but jenkins says she might not have taken the job without gal gadot, who'd already been cast, in the lead role."it would have been a totally different story, and i don't know that i would have wanted to do the movie if it was with a lead wonder woman who i didn't believe in. not only do i believe in her, (butted here if need be) she blows me away. i can't believe that they found someone so wonder woman and wonderful. so yes, it made it much easier to have the greatest wonder woman in the world put in the palm of my hand."it is our sacred duty to defend the world, and it's what i'm going to do."in hollywood, i'm david daniel. (james) still ahead on the kron four morning news.

robin... (robin) no major hot spots. san mateo bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101.ridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. (anny hong): seasonably cool temperatures can be expected today with a very gradual warming trend through friday as a ridge builds into our region. outside of drizzle, dry weather the next 7 days with night and morning coastal clouds followed by sunny afternoons is forecast. (mark) time to talk winners and losers with our financial expert rob black loser: eu slaps google with record $2.7 b fine for breaching competition rules . . . the european union's competition watchdog slapped google with a record-breaking $2.72 billion fine on tuesday for breaching antitrust rules with its online shopping service.the announcement marks the latest clash between european regulators and large u.s. technology companies like google, apple and amazon that have been ensnared in lengthy antitrust, tax and privacy- related investigations by european officials. regulators said google "abused its market dominance as a search engine by giving an illegal adv

checking the roads with robin... (robin blocking hree lanes, slow from 98th in oakland (rebecca)we're waking up to cloudy skies and mostly 50s around the bay. a thick marine layer is sending low clouds and cool air deep into the valleys this morning. skies should clear by 11 am. on the whole, today will be slightly warmer than yesterday. inland highs will be five to seven degrees warmer, meaning mid to upper 80s for the valleys. bay shoreline communities will see only a couple degrees of warming, so low to mid 70s for you. and the coast will stay relatively flat with low to mid 60s this afternoon. as for the weekend, expect drizzle at the coast, partly cloudy skies by the bay, and sunny conditions inland with temps holding steady. slight cooling is expected for the first half of next week. ( mark ) this morning wildfirescontinue to burn across california. there are at least eleven wildfires up and down the coast.. now california senator dianne feinstein is warning this fire season could be more severe than last year. this w

( mark ) now we want to go to robin winston who is in the traffic center with a look at sunday's parade route and the road closures in affect this morning. robin. ( robin here is the route. it will start at market and beale and head down market street to the corner of market and 8th. it will start at 10:30 sunday morning. and there are several road closures that are already in effect this morning. here are the road closures you need to be aware of this morning. right now fulton is closed between hyde and larkin. grove is closed between polk and larkin. and later today more closures will go into affect on grove larkin and polk. over all there will be dozens of streets closed along the parade route and around civic center plaza. for a complete list you can head to our website at kron 4 dot com. and definitly consider bart or muni instead of driving in back to you. ( james ) after weeks of closed door sessions... the senate republicans have unveiled their healthcare bill. senate leader mitch mcconnell is pushing for a speedy vote, but republicans can only lose two votes and still be able to pass the bill. the bill would cut and redesign the medicaid progr

robin remained uninsured for a s total of 222 years until she remarried and gained health coverage under her husband insurance. this was especially devastating because in 2007 robin was diagnosed with cancer. w and even the was covered by her husband insurance, insurance companies were not required to cover chemotherapy in 2007, and chemotherapy was too expensivefo for robin and her family to pay for out-of-pocket. so she had to choose debilitating surgeries, and after a cancer diagnosis, robin developed severe autoimmune arthritis. her autoimmune treatments started at $5000 a month, and soon increased to $14,000 a month. insurance companies wanted robin to pay for a medication upfront with no guarantee of grew reimbursement. -- >> you can buy all of this today on a website anytime at c-span.org. send it comes in momentarily working on to treasury pa

robin..( robin @ landing ) james... tom cruise is flying high in his new movie and al pacinco is getting set to play a controversial figure. all that and more next on the hollywood minute. no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. ( robinanding ) taking a look at your entertainment headlines this morning. a superstar flies the unfriendly skies... plus al pacinco is getting set to take on a controversial figrue. and a classic comedy returns to the big screen. david daniel has the entertainment roundup in this morning's hollywood minute. "we need you to deliver stuff for us." (nat)"all this is legal?""if you're doin' it for the good guys."tom cruise is flying high in the first trailer for "american made," opening in september and billed as the true story of a covert pilot for the c-i-a. "guns, drugs, money laundering?""did y'all know that caddies have more trunk space than any other car? i'll get each and every one of you a caddy for your troubles. see, i'm gonna walk out of here." (laughter) "and there ain't a damn thing any one of you can do about it.""he's free to go.""wait, wait a minute!""you boys shoulda taken the caddies."(nat)al pacino has played phil spector, roy cohn, and jack kevorkian... now he's taking on an

checking the roads with robin... (robinsed. a brush fire in oakland nb 880 at 23rd ave righ lane closed (anny hong): increasing clouds today ahead of thursday cold frontal passage. light rain should reach the north bay in the pre-dawn hours of thursday and then impact the bay area commute on thursday with light amounts of rain. the front will fall apart as it reaches the monterey bay region thursday afternoon with some possible showers. dry but seasonably cool friday. temperatures remain below normal this weekend, then gradual warming early next week. (mark) time to talk winners and losers with our financial expert rob black winner oil prices drop 4%. could a drop in gas prices be coming this summer? us oil output poised to hit 10 million barrels a day next year, breaking 1970 record . . . u.s. crude oil production will reach a record annual average of 10 million barrels a day in 2018. the previous record was 9.6 million barrels a day in 1970. eia revised down its expectation for the average u.s. crude price to $53.61 in 20

robin... (robin) no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf.golden gat bridge drive time less than 30 min from 37 to the toll plaza. (james)warmer temperatures are expected today as we prepare for a heat wave that kicks in starting tomorrow. high pressure is going to settle into our area for the next 6 days, meaning hot temperatures for everyone. the national weather service has issued a heat advisory for the entire bay area from saturday through monday. be careful if you have any outdoor plans on father's day this sunday. don't stay outside too long and make sure to drink plenty of water. the seven day forecast shows triple digit weather may extend well into next week. ( mark ) breaking news we are following this morning... the leader of isis may have been killed in an airstrike. the russian military claims that it killed abu bakr al- baghdadi last month. russian officials say the strikes targeted an isis meeting that was being held in syria. they claim that the strike also killed 30 mid-level isis leaders and about 300 other fighters. u-s officials have not yet confirmed russia's claims. there have been multiple reports of baghdadi's death in the past that have turned out to be false. ( darya ) and more breaking news... the death toll from the deadly london apartment fire increased overnight to 30. dozens of people are still recovering and officials fear that the death toll could still rise. 125 families were inside the building sleeping when the fire broke out. fire officials are still trying to figure out how the fire started wednesday morning. earlier today...queen elizabeth and prince william spent time visiting the victims at the hospital. ( darya ) today... the jury in the bill cosby rape trial will begin their fifth day of deliberations after signaling that they are deadlocked. the jury has been deliberating since monday and yesterday the judge ordered jurors to continue deliberating. the jury told the judge they were unable to find unanimous consensus on any of the three charges against cosby. cosby is accused of drugging and raping andrea constand in 2004. cosby's publicist says this deadlock is a good sign for the defense team. ( mark ) a rare moment of bipartisanship in the nation's capitol. republicans and democrats faced off in the annual congressional baseball game, just one day after an attack on the republican team during practice. capitol police officer, david bailey, who helped end the attack threw out the first pitch. on wednesday morning, a gunman shot four people at the republican practice field including the majority whip steve scalise. the gunman was killed by police. during the game last night, leaders from both parties called for less heated ( mark ) doctors say congressman scalise remains in critical condtion but his health has improved. ( darya ) low-income families often times, find themselves having to stretch every dollar... and sometimes that means sacrificing foods with nutritional value.( mark ) for those who do need a hand to get by and survive, there are programs here to help. kron 4's jeff pierce shows us how one group in the south bay makes sure people are getting fresh food every day. the second harvest food bank of santa clara and san mateo county parks it's eighteen wheeler in the court yard of the katherine smith elementary school in san jose. from there they unload pallet after pallet of fresh fruits and vegetables and a variety of kitchen staples for the hundreds of low income families that rely on them each month.here in silicon valley just because we have a strong economy doesn't mean we don't have a hunger problem. in fact we call it the silicon valley paradox because the cost of living is so high.we serve over a quarter of a million people a month and that is the equivalent of three sold out crowds a month. so the need in silicon valley is huge.many of those that the second harvest food bank serves are from immigrant communities that are discovering foods they've never encountered before. second harvest has a nutrition program to introduce them to what are their first experince to many foods.we have a lot of people from latin america, vietnam, china and other countries so some food is not familiar to them. so we come out to sites do food demonstrations and cook with food they'll be receiving that day. so they taste the sample they have recipes and when they go home they feel much more empowered to cook with those items.we feel very strongly about getting nutritious food into the hands of families with children.if we start early when kids start to learn to eat and we incorporate these food items already in their diet chances are we are already to fight against future diseases like diabetes and obesity. whether the focus of the second harvest food bank is disease prevention or maintaining a balanced diet for struggling families, it is a mission approached with enthusiam.the more we can do to help them and provide them with resources to get on their feet and to be healthy and to do well in school and at work the better we are for everybody. it's just amazing to be out at sites, engage with clients, learn about their cultures and really help promoting health. it's amazing.in san jose jeff pierce kron four news. ( mark ) all this week we have been highlighting the passionate work done by our local food banks and their volunteers. it's part of our commitment to the community.. and átoday some on our staff will be at the various food banks volunteering. for more information go to our website kron4 dot com. ( darya ) still ahead on the kron four morning news... a series of fires in the south bay... and this morning police say they were started on purpose. we'll explain why. and after the break... you could soon get a real tan without harmful u-v rays damaging your skin. we'll tell you about the new treatment. and here's a live look you invest in yourself... now invest in your profile. diminish the double chin with kybella. kybella is the only injectable treatment for adults that permanently destroys fat cells under the chin... to reduce moderate to severe fullness, for a gradually improved chin profile. don't receive kybella if you have an infection in the treatment area. kybella can cause nerve injury in the jaw resulting in an uneven smile or facial muscle weakness and trouble swallowing. tell your doctor about all medical conditions. including if you have had or plan to have surgery or cosmetic treatments on your face, neck or chin,... have had or have medical conditions in or near your neck, or have bleeding problems tell your doctor about all medicines you take. the most common side effects are swelling, bruising, pain, numbness, redness and areas of hardness in the treatment area. diminish the double chin. improve your profile. find a specialist at mykybella.com (robinge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. (mark) for your health... there's a new treatment that can tan your skin without exposing it to the sun or harmful tanning beds. (darya) scientists from massachusetts general hospital developed the new product. they say the cream stimulates the skin to produce more pigment, so it looks tan. this means even people with the lightest of skin could get a tan without exposure to u-v rays. doctors say they hope this could decrease the number of cases of skin cancer. the product needs more testing before it's ready for use. (mark) we are learning about more dangers of eating fried food. eating fried potatoes more than twice a week might ádoubleá your risk of death. that's according to a new study just published. this includes foods like french fries, potato chips and hash browns. researchers say eating potatoes that have not been fried doesn't have the same risk. they say you don't have to avoid french fries entirely, but it should only be enj

robin...?( robin @ landing ) james, pixar's latest animated movie is finally here. we'll take a close look at "cars 3" after the break. [ birds chirping ] [ inhales, exhales ] [ announcer ] cigarettes are not just dangerous when they're smoked. [ rat squeaking ] they're dangerous long after. cigarette butts are toxic. they release chemicals that poison our water... and harm wildlife. and millions... are polluting our environment. [ sniffing ] [ seagulls squawking ] no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. ( robin @ landing ) in entertaintment news this morning. pixar's latest animated adventure, "cars 3" heads to theaters this week. the movie celebrated its world premiere over the weekend. rick damigella shows us which of the voices behind the wheels were there, in the hollywood minute. (nat)the cast of "cars three" walked the red carpet at the movie's world premiere this weekend. familiar faces, or rather, voices from the cars cast included larry the cable guy, jenifer lewis and john ratzenberger. they were joined by franchise newcomers cristela alonzo, nathan fillion, kerry washington, lea delaria and armie hammer. the voice of "lightning mcqueen" says the champion racer is at a career crossroads in the movie."lightning mcqueen is still racing, still winning, still dominating, or so he thinks. but there's sort of this next generation of racers that's come up and it's all of a sudden challenging him and he's dealing with that existential question of "do i still have it?""cars three" officiall

robin roberts. robin looks like they're ready for a show down 2.0 over healthcare this morning. >> reporter: matt and tam you said that right. the battle is brewing in both chambers of congress this morning as democrats launch a marathon protest overnight demanding republicans be more clear about the bill that they are drafting to replace the affordable care act. this while voting is under way in georgia's special election for house seat that could have a national impact. we're going to break it all down for you there this morning also ahead o.j. simpson up for parole. the former nfl star serving a 33 year sentence could have a chance to walk free. how life has been for him behind bars and we're going to speak to one of his closest friends this morning. an abc news exclusive the bachelorette star speaking for the first time about her health scare overseas. what she is saying and what you need to know about the warning signs. that and a whole lot more coming up on this tuesday morning on "gma," tam and matt. >> we'll be watching. thanks so much robined out we have lots of delays already. not too bad in new jersey. let's see what it looks like right now on route 42 like in that sunshine a 15 minute ride that's a little slow on the 42 as you head towards the walt whitman bridge. no major problems there. we have a new accident just popped up on the turnpike westbound at virginia drive in pennsylvania. the left lane is blocked and mass transit no big delays but the route 15 trolley is shuttle busing for a couple of weeks, dave. >> a warm start across the region. 72 degrees in philadelphia, 71 in wilmington, karen, 70 in trenton. still in the upper 60's in the northern and western suburbs and we're starting out humid this morning but that does change for the better as the day goes on. 73 degrees by 7 o'clock. by noon, 83. humidity levels in the process of dropping. lots of sun. and then mostly sunny through the rest of the afternoon with that humidity continuing to dip. 86 is your warm high. we'll hit that at about 3 o'clock. tam. >> o

robin williams. you know, robin mentored lots of comics. that frenetic excitement and energy. he was the tasmanian devil of standup comedy. and people went out to clubs because they thought they might see robinand they saw the rest of us and they liked that too. but he was the draw. >> i tried to interview him one time and i just gave up. >> yeah. >> i mean, there is no interview. there was no interviewing robin williams. it's like, dude, take over. >> he had a little before the raccoon in him. yeah. in fact -- you know. in earlier years, you may have found him floating in your pool and your jacuzzi if you didn't have the right fencing. >> on that note. the book is called "the totally unscientific study of the search for human happiness" by paula poundstone. endorsed by every funny comedian live diagnose these days. >> i cat carl reiner. >> dick van dyke, big cabot, lily tomlin. >> and i got lily tomlin. >> good to have you on. >> thank you so much, great seeing you. >>> up next after ricky whittle, stay with us. >>> pleased to welcome ricky quhilgts to this program. it took 16 auditions but the actor landed a role in the life time of the starz series adaptation of neil gaiman's novel "ameri

robin schmitt, a veteran from the north side of chicago. robin served during desert storm in army military intelligence. robin loved her job in the military because it had always been her dream to serve her country. as a 13-year-old girl, robin stood at the vietnam veterans memorial wall right here in washington,d.c., and she knew that be serving her country was her true calling. however, she was eventually forced to end her military career because, in her words, the army refused to allow my husband to come back oafers -- overseas to live with me. so when she was pregnant with her child, she was forced to leave the military. in order to return home to arkansas to be with her husband to raise their children. when she was state side and the v.a. denied her benefits because they were not service connected, thus forcing her and her husband to pay the cost of maternity care out of pocket. she faced medical complications and developed endometriosis, a preexisting condition and had to have a cesarean section during delivery. after she delivered her baby, she ended up with $500,000 in hospital debt. this enormous deb

robin tracking your commute... (robin) overturn accident on the bay bridge wb after ti traffic was already backed up beyond the toll plaza. heavy traffic on the san mateo bridge due to an earlier crash slow from 880. (anny hong): dry and seasonable weather today into tuesday. some cooling starts by wednesday ahead of the next weather system. on thursday a late season cold front will likely bring some light rain to the north bay down to around the golden gate. lingering showers and cool on friday. dry with a warming trend next weekend. (james) a man is robbed at gunpoint at a park in the middle of the afternoon... and this morning the robbers are still on the loose. it happened at the rincon valley community park in santa rosa yesterday afternoon the victim says he was pushed into the bathroom and one of the robbers held a gun to his head and demanded his stuff. he was then hit in the back of the head with the gun. the robbers are described as white men in the 30's with facial hair and were wearing black leather biker-style vests. (james) 14 people in san francisco were poisoned after eating "death cap" mushrooms. health officials say it happened last december and most of the victims recovered. but three people needed liver transplants, including an 18-month-old girl who suffered permanent brain damage. doctors say these people ate mushrooms collected from the wild. the c-d-c says people should let a mushroom expert examine the mushrooms you've collected before eating them. (darya) california is at the top of the list when it comes to housing the state's 130-thousand inmates. governor jerry brown's budget projects it will cost over 75- thousand dollars to imprison áeach felon over the next year. that is the highest i nthe nation, and it has nearly doubled since 2005. critics say the 11-billion- dollar corrections department budget should be lower because lawsuits have forced the state to trim the inmate population in the past decade. but the prison guards' union says the inmates who remain are the most dangerous and carry higher costs. (james) president trump is launching a major push for a one-trillion-dollar overhaul of the nation's roads and bridges. president trump is planning a series of events this week to highlight his effort to modernize highways, waterways and airway systems. president trump's agenda has been overshadowed by ongoing probes into whether campaign officials or associates colluded with russian officials to influence the 20-16 election, as well as scrutiny over president trump's firing of f-b-i director james comey. (james) former f-b-i director james comey will testify before the senate intelligence committee this week. the testimony involves the investigation into possible coordination between the campaign of president donald trump and russian officials. comey could address private conversations with the president and whether the president asked him to drop the investigation into former national security advisor michael flynn. the testimony is set to begin on thursday morning. we will bring you coverage all morning here on the kron four morning news. (darya) 14 people are under arrest after pro-and anti trump rallies turned violent in portland. the rallies were in response to the deadly stabbing of two portland men who tried to stop a man's anti-muslim tirade. police began clearing the area after they said protesters were hurling objects at officers. the rally was originally organized by a conservative group in support of president trump. a number of community groups organized counter demonstrations to rally against hate and racism. officers in riot gear had to use pepper spray to subdue the crowds. (james) state officials are testing a new warning system at the oroville dam. the new siren was installed to replace the old one which was lost in february as water flowed down the emergency spillway. engineers are also working to find out why the spillway failed, forcing the evacuation of nearly 200- thousand people. so far they have identified 24 possible areas that could have contributed to the damage. many people who evacuated their homes say they are more prepared if the dam fails again. (james) crews are now demolishing parts of the old spillway. the goal is to have a new spillway operational by the next rainy season. (james) a new york city ballet dancer jumps into action and saves a man who was pushed onto subway tracks over the weekend. (darya) 31-year-old gray davis is a dancer with the american ballet theater. he says no one was acting to help the homeless man who was pushed onto the tracks on saturday night. davis then jumped onto the tracks and lifted the unconscious man onto the platform. he says his ballet training helped him with lifting the man and then lifting himself back onto the platform. a woman was arrested for pushing the man onto the tracks. davis says he was not dancing that night due to a herniated disk injury. (james) still ahead on the kron four morning news... she received a one million dollar settlement in the oakland sex scandal but jasmine abuslin will be back in court today to testify. we'll tell you why. and after the break... parents might want to stop letting babies sleep in their rooms with them. we'll explain the new findings that could help you and your kids get more sleep. there's a place like no other... where a walk down main street... where a walk down main street... blah blah blah .. hey! the name's rocket and i need your help! the collector has trapped my friends, the guardians of the galaxy in this weird...freakshow... check it out...this is the joint we're in... and we need you to help us break out! got it?...good...now move it!...i gotta go! ...here there is magic for days! (robinmajor hot spot bay bridge wb 80 after the tunnel blocking the three left lanes, slow from the maze. (darya) the sooner babies get their own rooms, the longer they will sleep. (james) that's according to a new study from penn state university. researchers say babies sleep in longer stretches if they are not in the same bedroom as their parents. (darya) they say babies who sleep in their parents room after the age of six-months lose 40 minutes of sleep a night. that's because they lose the ability to soothe themselves back to sleep. (james) researchers also say loss of sleep as a baby is liked to emotional and behavioral problems in children, as well as child obesity. they recommend giving a baby their own room when they are six-months old. (anny) tracking your morning forecast. details coming up. ( lydia ) (darya)(james) welcome back to the kron four morning news... lets start the half hour with a check of weather and traffic... major hot spot bay bridge wb 80 after the tunnel blocking

robin) that was another dig at lebron james who said he'd never played for a super team after the finals loss. (robin) our coverage of the championship celebration continues online... we've posted all the players speeches... we also have video of the parade. and -- a warriors fan photo gallery. it's all on kron-4-dot-com. (robina big story we are following this morning... top u-s officials say the pentagon could send nearly 4- thousand american forces to afghanistan. the announcement could come by next week.. the trump administration is hoping to break the standstill in a war that has now passed on to a third commander- in- chief. this action would be the largest american manpower deployment under donald trumps presidency. (robin) republicans and democrats faced off in the annual congressional baseball game. just one day after an attack on the republican team during a practice where steve scalise and three others were shot and wounded at a g-o-p team practice. last nights game was about more than just the box score. the focus was a message of unity. perhaps the highlight of the night came when capitol police officer david bailey, who helped stop the attack, threw out the first pitch the democrats ended up taking the game 11 to 2. they gave the trophy to the republicans to put in scalise's hospital room. (robi

. - [robin] back to you, mark. - [mark] thank you, robin. our team coverage continuing right now on the storm rolling through. let's go to will tran right now live near 880 in fremont. - right now big old drops are coming down, mark. it's started coming down this strong over the past 15, 20 minutes and it is not letting up. - we love to send will out where it's really storming. sorry, will. - condition, one word, miserable. (rain) people don't believe you. they don't, they laugh about a reporter being out in the field but they love to see us getting wet. let me give my microphone back to jolie i'm going to step out here.

robins because mr. corbyn just mentioned the issue. edward robins. where is edward robins? put your hand up. yes. >> there are contracts for students like myself to get easy work. how would these contracts affect us? [applause] mr. corbyn: first of all, there are contracts for many people mean a lifetime of stress and a lifetime of great difficulty. imagine if it's like if your sole source of income is a zero contract job. imagine if you employer wants you that day or not, that week or not. you don't know what your income is going to be. i do understand your point about students and others. some employers say, ob. we need people -- ok. we need people in a bar, in a job in a packaging place. those kind of enterprises. we will pay you x-number of hours per week on a flexibilities basis so you will have an average pay of say 10 hours per week. those people are throil the company. those people know what their income is going to be. and that seems to be a much fairer way of doing it so you have a security of what's going on. and there are some employers who do that with students and it works quit