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let's get more on all this with cnn law enforcement contributor steve moore.me now from los angeles. via skype. we were discussing with our other guest the fact this was a low-tech attack. it didn't involve like the manchester arena bombing a sophisticated suicide vest or anything like that. and this would be the second time in 2 1/2 months since the westminster bridge attack we're seei something similar. what's your take? what do you make of what we're witnessing? >> first of all, it's ramadan. and we kind of expected this grassroots type of operation. on the other hand, i hate to look at it from the positive on this. but you can see now that the security that they have going in britain is causing people to go more and more to the essentially crude attacks because it's rare they can mount these attacks such as they did in manchester. >> one way to look at it. we were discussing with other experts the fact that for many years, and we've covered attacks in france, in belgium, in germany. and for many years the uk hadn't been a target since the 2007 attacks. wha

. >>> let's bring in cnn law enforcement contributor steve moore now. eve, since we last spoke a short while ago we've got this information, number one, from the british prime minister theresa may that this is being treated as a potential terror attack and also more forceful words that this is a terror attack coming from the mayor of london. >> yes. i think theresa may probably shared some things with mayor khan and he was less reticent to share them with the public. i think this is good evidence that they have determined that this is in all likelihood a terrorist attack. >> and, steve, talk to us now as we move forward. we know this 48-year-old man, presumably we understand he was the driver of the van. there were some eyewitness accounts suggesting two other men fled the scene although police are not confirming that, but talk to us about what will happen in the hours ahead. this man, this 48-year-old man has been taken to hospital. that presumably has slowed down the investigation and the questioning process. >> well, it may have slowed down the invest

and steve moore, a retired fbi. and matthew axlerod. michael, to you first. you follow the president closely for that biography. i know him better than most. perhaps the most scathing part of james comey's testimony last week was when he said that part of the reason he logged those memos was the nature of the person, referring to donald trump. the president has mentioned recordings that he may have of conversations he had with james comey. seeing comey's testimony, hearing that trump may have recorded those conversations, does that fit into the nature of the donald trump that you know? >> well, it -- [ inaudible ] when i -- [ inaudible ] donald i took -- [ inaudible ] and we took -- that -- [ inaudible ] -- >> we're going to have to stop you there, mike. we're having some audio difficulties. we'll get back to you once that's fixed. let's go to stephen more. steve there were nine private meetings in person and over the phone the trump and comey. once comey thought trump would be crossing a line, he felt, why didn't he tell trump that his actions were inappropr

. >> let's bring in cnn law enforcement contributor steve moore now. steve, first of all, it's more than four hours after the attack and we essentially got almost no information from the police in london. what does that tell you? >> it tells me police, especially the metropolitan police will want to take any incident that is not terrorism and immediately say sos soon as they can to call the public fears. the fact they haven't said that in four hours leads me to a hard conclusion. >> the problem is of course, steve, that the more time that pasts, the more anxious people are getting for the muslim community, they are feeling they were targeted here. we don't know at this hour what the situation was but this is the problem that authorities in britain are facing right now. >> well, i want to point out that at the bombing in manchester it took the police hours, i believe, before they said it was terrorism. this is not specifically being delayed because they don't want to have to say it is. it's being delayed for the same reason any other announcement is dela

steve moore, a retired supervisory agent for the fbi. steve, what can you tell us about these "washington post" reports, about some of the critical intelligence that was gathered on the russia hack. coming from a foreign source. in other words an ally that might have had this information. that kind of information has been faulty before. what do you make of it? >> it could still be faulty. it's very, it's very frightening when you start seeing our stuff, stuff that we have, have very carefully compiled. and shared with ally. getting out. it doesn't necessarily mean, though, that we give it to an ally that it's false. so that you can't take it at face value, that's part of the investigation, taking apart every word and every sentence. seeing whether it matches up to actual intel that we shared. >> paige, i want to turn to you, the president on twitter, we saw what he tweeted last night, seemingly acknowledging that russia did meddle in the 2016 election. a few days ago he tweeted this. i want to pull it up on the screen. quote why do the de

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joining me is retired supervisory agent for the fbi, steve moore. steve, always good to have your expertise. we appreciate you joining us. when it comes to these meetings between president trump and james comey, how many details can we expect to get? >> well, i think you're going to get a lot of details. because comey is not the type of person, from everything i've heard, from people who know him, that will be general or vague in anything. this guy was a very successful federal prosecutor. which means that every single sentence that you speak to him, he is going to analyze, he's going to think about it, and whether you agree with his decisions or not, he's going to act upon them. and he will record them in detail. i guarantee you that. >> so interesting. everybody wants to hear his answers. there's been a lot of leaking of his memos. could comey, though, be asked whether he thinks president trump's actions fit the legal definition of the obstruction of justice? >> i think he can. but i think there's questions on both sides as to whether director come

we've got mark meadows of the freedom caucus, steve moore and i had lynch, how about this?egally technically you take your health care products and attach it to the corporate product, which is the growth kicker one reconciliation. >> house speaker paul ryan still is talking about major tax overhaul and transformation by the end of the year. >> you are absolutely correct. my question is, is he talking to anybody besides himself? that's really the question i need to no i've got to tell you, you talk to hill staff, members, it can't be done by september there's only a handful of legislative calendar days. you give me 25 more days in august, so they work -- you work in all, you work in august, we're all working in august. let them work in august. >> that's easy for us to say we'll see if it happens. >> let them work, if they do they'll get to three easy pieces large and small, that's where the growth kicker is, that's where the productivity is, that's where the wages are, attach it to the health care reconciliation for 2017. just do it the most important guy in this process is

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let's speak to steve moore, he is sitting in with the lori that wereness.ced this, i don't know what quarters it went facing the british authorities. >> well, i think the categorization is going to be pretty straightforward. this was an incident of domestic terrorism that was tf result of one person's desire for vindication. >> when they consider what is terrible and what's not terror, what does define it because everyone here feels very -- deliberately driven into a crowd. they knew he was going to be in that crowd. do we then need to know it was taunting distance to make terror attack, how does that work? >> you would need to know that the personalized targeting moved particularly, because at least in the united states after look at the lost. i bet they're very similar. you have to attack a specific people, group, religion, gender and do this for the political reasons or to coerce that people group into doing one of many different things. or you can just be doing it together. and this definitely if the facts keep going in this direction, this was definite

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let's get more on all of this from steve moore. pretty extraordinary that within eight minutes three people in a very busy area were shot and there is no questions about whether they were the attackers. we are waiting for the confirmation but it seems as though they were. >> it certainly seems they were. and you're right, max. this is not just getting there within six or seven minutes but identifying the target and making sure they were not innocent people and engaging them successfully. this was moment after moment after moment of success. and we know that for every minute that an active shooter is uncontested one person will die. so the quick response literally saved lives and you can count the lives that they probably saved. >> in terms of the type of attack, it has more moxie than the westminster attack. so people driving into a crowd and jumping out of the vehicle with knives, that sort of attack we can expect to see in london because it doesn't have a gun culture but there is always an alternative to guns. >> you can melt dow

, and i would love to take through credit -- full credit for it, but it was a conversation with steve moore, -- it is to look at a cap at two point 5%, and overall cap. if we did that, and overall cap on government spending at two point 5%, you would end up with a gdp growth at 3%. you would have a $3 trillion tax cut and the balancing. it is about fiscal restraint, and you make a good point. jim? u.s rep jim jordan [r]-ohio: we had this a few years ago, where you limit the size of government relative to your gdp, and it makes a lot of sense. inside the house republican conference, it is a way that we can move forward, but it also is nothing very rid the assumption in the budget projections, is 3% growth. to get that you have to reform the tax code, we know that is broken. you have to deal with obamacare which is a drag on the economy. him and with all of that, you still cannot get to 3% growth if you do not have a labor force. i have heard this for years all over ohio -- in spite of all the stupid things going on in washington the last eight years, we are still creating jobs. we cannot fin

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i'm pam moore.(steve) and i'm steve aveson. this report comes after he announced he was stepping away from the san francisco based company indefinately after a string of controverisal incidents.if feburary -- kalanick got into an arguement with a driver who claimed uber's fare reduction forced him into bankruptcy. also earlier this year a female engineer claimed that she was sexually harassed by her boss and senior managers ingnored her complaints.we are awaiting an official response from uber. .. (pam) our other big story tonight:summer officially begins today... and the bay area is already in the midst of a heat wave.(steve) chief meteorologist brittany shipp is here with what to expect for tomorrow. (steve) the hot weather not only making for uncomfortable conditions... but keeping p-g-and-e busy too.(pam) more than 10,000 p-g-e customers were without power throughout the day. the east bay ...was the hardest hit. kron4's j-r stone .. in livermore with the latest. (pkg) sot this weather is nutsa simple way to describe what ha

but steve moore and i have come up with a new movie. it's called "three easy pieces." do you remember "five easy pieces" with jack nicholson? you don't. you're too young. >> we were talking about it in the makeup room. classic early '70s nicholson. >> you're right. so we met with senior, senior, senior people in the west wing yesterday, and we presented this plan. and it's simple. three pieces is all we want. get done what you can get done. number one, lower the corporate tax rate 15%, whatever. >> i'm shocked you would bring that up. >> number two, immediate expensing for new investments. number three, repatriation at a small 10% one-time rate. now, there is widespread agreement in washington to get a business tax cut through, which, by the way, the 70% of the benefits go to the wage-earning middle class. that's very important. leave the larger issues for personal tax reform and overall -- leave that for next year. just get this done and here's the clincher. you can legally and technically attach that kind of business tax cut to the health care reform bill in reconcil

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presidential historian, and analyst patrick healy and retired supervisory special agent at the fbi steve mooreh us. tim, you've studied a lot of administrations. what does donald trump gain with these attacks on a former president? >> oh, it's -- well, it's deflection. by the way, boris, this is so different. i mean, so unprecedented. >> right. >> but he is just deflecting the issue. remarkable. in a series of tweets denies russia was involved, saying it's fake news, now russia is involved, but the president should have gotten involved. useful for people to keep in mind what the obama administration was expecting in the fall of 2016. the obama administration was assuming that hillary clinton would win. >> yes. >> and they had been through the benghazi hearings, where the house had taken a microscope to every statement that the obama team had made in the run-up to the 2012 election. they were, i'm sure, afraid that should hillary win, the house appropriations committee would -- congressman chaffetz, would do the same thing to delegitimize hillary clinton's victory by looking at statements that

about the other day, and i'd love to take full credit, but was conversation i had with larry and steve moore. we can look at a cap of 2.5%. if you did that you have an overall cap on government spending at 2.5%, you end up with the gdp growth at 3%. you have a $3 trillion tax cut and you balance in ten. what a novel idea. it's about fiscal restraint and you make a good point. >> this concept has been around. it's where you limit the size of your government relative this size of gdp. one of the things we've been talking about, i think it's inside the house republican conference, it's a way we can move forward, but is also necessary. the assumption in the budget projections are 3% growth. to get 3% growth you have to reform the tax code for you have to deal with obamacare and you have to deal with the regulatory based on entrepreneurs and small business owners. even with that you can't get the growth and must you have a labor force. the one thing i've heard for three years, the conversation will typically go something like this. in spite of all the stupid things going on in washington, we are

but the problem with the kind of statistics that rand paul and steve moore were providing is we all have google. so from the -- this january's department of energy report, united states' solar industry employs more workers than coal, oil and natural gas combined. it grew 25% last year. these are the industries that the united states can dominate, as long as you engage in digging up oil, natural gas, that's opened up lots of different countries. it's not just the middle east, it's venezuela, russia, the country that benefits the most perhaps from all of this. we would own the future if we could continue to dominate this. so it's bad geo politically and bad economically and does not dilute american sovereignty. this is a lose, lose, lose for the united states and for a young presidency, it's already the single most irresponsible act that the president has taken. >> let me go to clarissa ward who is covering a lot of the international response due to this pending decision. obviously syria and nicaragua are the countries that have not signed on to the paris agreement as of now so we're not e

join me now from los angeles as cnn law enforcement credibilitier steve moore. mean feels like more of the same doesn't it? >> it droels does i'm afraid, max. it feels like we're on an endless cycle of these things. so close to what happened near parliament recently. i just -- it's stunning. >> the -- you use of a vehicle wsh it's as ever effective isn't it. people don't realize that it's a terror attack when a vehicle comes careering towards them they think it's an out of control vehicle. that's. >> that's true and that's how the face of terrorism is changing now. what used to be a business of people with guns and bombs has now become the business of any person with mental or whatever problems who can drive a car, who can buy a knife. it's -- it's changing our world as we speak. and we're going to have to change our methods in order to address the new threat. >> we're hearing from issa earlier that people responded in the correct way according to the police. they put their hands up to show that they weren't perpetrators in the attack. so as they ran out they sh

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i'm pam moore.(steve) and i'm steve aveson. those remains were found in a warehouse where bob tang -- the person of interst in the case - once worked. new tonight... kron4's j-r stone is live in san francisco... jr --- the family says the rumors of an affair are just plain false? good evening i'm pam moore.(steve) and i'm steve aveson. (j.r.)yes, they tell me that piseth chhay loved his family and was a family man. his cousin says this is a tough time for them and to hear people say something like that was happening is just wrong. sot it's it'shonestly it's hell. i don't wish this upon anyone. sovanarath chi is describing what the last month has been like. she's a cousin of missing uber driver piseth chhay. chhay hasn't been seen since mother's day and the person of interest in the case is bob tang, a friend of chhay, who is believed to have fled to cambodia.sot although bob might possibly be in cambodia i'm sure that his family possibly knows something and just cooperate with the police and help us find my cousin and find just

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(pam) thank you for joining us i'm pam moore. (steve) and i'm steve aveson. power alerts issued and records shattered as triple digit heat scorches the bay area. and it's not over yet. kron-4's charles clifford joins us live from moraga where that fire had threatened homes. but first chief meteorologist brittney shipp is here with a closer look at the concerns with this dangerous heat. although temperatures will be a little cooler compared to sunday, very warm to hot conditions will continue through thursday. a heat advisory also remains in effect for most inland areas through thursday. more substantial cooling is then expected from friday into the upcoming weekend. (pam) to the east bay now where a fire burned close to homes and a high school. (steve) it burned in moraga behind campolindo high school. that's where we find kron-4's charles clifford. he joins us live ...and charles this fire had neighbors on edge well, as we head into the evening hours this fire appears to be under control but for several hours this afternoon this wildfire was touch and go, gi

(steve) bart is taking a stance when it comes to immigration. pam moorein the news room with what's coming up on kron 4 news at six. pam? (pam) steve... today bart joined the 'sanctuary movement'. today bart's board of directors passed a safe transit policy.. which is a secure and inclusive transit system for all passengers. but the resolution stops short of calling it a 'sanctuary'. at six - we will look at the policy ... and we'll tell you what the board decided when it comes to fare hikes.(on cam) we will have that story... and much more on kron 4 news at six. steve back to you. (steve) time now to talk some bay area sports.... a banner day for raiders quarterback derek carr.(vicki) that's right-- it's official. as he and the raiders have reportedly finalized the deal for a record-contract extension. mark carpenter joins us with the details, plus a look at some other headlines. mark? specifics have been finalized for a 5-year, 125- million dollar contract extension.... making the 26-year-old the highest paid player in nfl history. carr announced the ne

im steve aveson.. i'm pam moore. news -- at eight -- is next. >>> travel consideration provided by -- >>> you know how many views you guys got if. >> 1,000? >> 100? >> a little bit more than that. the sisters racked up 5 million hits with this adorable video. >> here's the thing, if you haven't seen the video, they're breaking baby news to them with cupcakes. the reaction is not what mama expected. >> it's blue inside. >> not open mine. i wanted pink. i wanted pink. no fair. >> no fair, i love that. >> one sister, come on. by the way, steve harvey has yet another show coming to tv, this one called thunderdome. now at eight .. you're not safe a father stabbed to death .... the killer still at large. local residents are on edge ... and tonight we are live at a community meeting.whooshi'm jazminethe former teenage prostitute at the heart of the police sex scandal talks about her nearly seven figure settlement with the city of oaklandwhooshhe sat while drivers fumed.the upper deck of the bay bridge brought to a halt by a

thanks for joining us...i'm pam moore....(steve) and i'm steve aveson... a major heat wave is heading our way.... with some areas... reaching into triple digits...for several days. here's a look at just how hot some areas are going to get.... the map showing 100 degrees in the north and east bay areas... (pam) chief meteorologist brittney shipps joins us now.... with details on how long this heat wave will last ... and tips on how to stay safe... warmer temperatures are expected for the weekend into next week as an upper level ridge strengthens over the southwest. a heat advisory is in effect for most inland locations for this weekend into early next week as temperatures warm to as much as 20 degrees above seasonal averages and begin to pose potential heat related illnesses. dry weather conditions and mostly clear skies will also prevail through the forecast period. (pam) and to stay informed about the weather .. you can log on to kron4 dot com... there you can see a regional map showing detailed information on how hot it will get in your area... plus... t

hello i'm pam moore. (steve) and i'm steve aveson. one of the children was six years old -- the other just 18 months old. kron4's alecia reid is live studio.. alecia -- you just got back from speaking with the man's sister -- what did she tell you? absolutely . his sister jessica says she spoke to her brother a day before this all unfolded, and he seemed fine. they talked about the custody battle he was dealing with during his divorce, but she had no clue it affected him this much. 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 lat

i'm steve aveson. i'm pam moore.and ever you never will part ♪ ♪ how i love you >> one of the most famous sing along scenes in the history of the movie, "my best friend's wedding". >> julia and cameron, see how young they looked? it made nearly $300 million worldwide, that was a massive amount back then. >> it was. money was on their minds when we joined the cast at the new york premiere. >> we decided before we came here if this movie doesn't make over $100 million that we'll get married. >> what is it good julia that america just loves so much? >> i think it is her eyes. she has something really magical that just draws you into her. >> in the movie julia's best friend, dermott mulroney marries cameron diaz. >> and joining the premiere was her real life ex-husband lyle lovett. >> he said you guys are still great friends. >> yes, we are. >> hello? >> i didn't notice any bruises on the knees. >> the cameras go down again. no, i survived it surprisingly well. >> sure did. survive and thrive. >> and always a good sport.

. >> i want to bring in cnn senior economic analyst steve moore who used to advise the trump campaign and andy slaft, once the acting administrator for the centers for medicare and medicaid services, he managed the affordable care act in the obama white house. you guys are numbers guys so let me throw a few out there. we have the cbo score that came out yesterday. 22 million more americans, it says, will not have health care in the next decade under the current senate plan versus what is current law, obamacare. also said $321 billion will be reduced from the deficit. so conservatives like to hear that number. but steven, one of the big questions is how is this going to lower the cost of health care in america? we've heard from both conservatives and homoderates saying this bill doesn't get the job done and it's not just premiums, it's the out-of-pocket cost that has a lot of people concerned, people may pay less for their insurance, but they go to the doctor and they're having to pay out-of-pocket, more for deductibles or copays. what would you do or what would you advise these senato

(steve) the fight over a proposed marijuana dispensary is getting louder. pam moore is in the newsroom with what we are working on for kron 4 news at six. pam? (pam) steve... ever since california legalized marijuana last novermber, there have been plans for new dispensaries all over the bay area. but one dispensary in san francisco's sunset neighborhood is drawing a lot of criticism. many of the residents say, they do not want it in their neighborhood. today they held a very loud protest in front of city hall. tonight we will tell you why they are so concerned... as well as have a response from the dispensary's owners. we will have that story .... and much more on kron 4 news at six. steve back to you. (vicki)google is in a lot of hot water in europe. . . the european union's competition watchdog. . . slapped a record 2-point-7 billion-dollar fine on the tech-giant.the european commission says google used its search results to unfairly steer customers to its own shopping platform.officials say that violates european antitrust rules.the company can appeal the decisio

(steve) today congress took steps to target illegal immigration in the u.s. pam moore is in the newsroom with what we are working on for kron 4 news at six. (pam) steve... the (pam) news at six. (pam) steve... the house of representatives passed two bills today which target undocumented immigrants. one was inspired by the shooting of kate steinle at san francisco's pier -14. "kate's law" ... would 'increase' maximum penalties for undocumented immigrants who enter the u-s illegally ... after being deported. a second bill passed today which allows the government to deny federal money to so- called 'sanctuary cities' that do not cooperate with ice officials. but the question tonight... will either of these bills pass the senate? we will have that story ... and more tonight at six. steve back to you. (vicki) time now to talk some warriors-- after taking care of the cavs to win the nba championship, golden state is now preparing for its newest opponent-- free agency (steve) the nba offseason....is about to get real busy in less than 48- hours. starting at midnight on saturd

i'm pam moore.(steve) and i am steve aveson. this came to light today in a report by east bay mud..o 1.4 million people and the district also assured kron 4's justine waldman today... the water is safe to use. justine joins us live now from oakland ... to explain what is being done to lower the levels of this cancer causing element justine.. nat of water

(granti) steve aveson and pam moore are here with kron 4 news at six. ) grant and vicki thank you. coming up... why a south bay school district is facing a civil rights lawsuit.(pam) and after the dubs championship win ... preparations are underway for the victory parade. we'll tell you what you need to know.. if you plan on attending. kron 4 news at six is next. news at six is next. news at six is next. (screaming) when you see an intruder, you act fast. boo. so do we. uh, why aren't you running away? raid kills roaches seven times faster than the next leading ant and roach spray. seven times faster? (gasps) raid! get raid and get tough on roaches fast. it's good to be tough. sc johnson, a family company. ( pam ) scathing allegations tonight against a south bay high school and district officials. students say, they were the target of a hate crime .. and the school turned a blind- eye. good evening ... i'm pam moore. ( steve ) and i'm steve aveson. as kron four's rob fladeboe tells, a lawsuit is being filed in connection with a so called "kill list" targ

i'm pam moore. (steve) and i'm steve aveson four women are under arrest..d of ripping off a victoria secret store... grabbing thousands of dollars worth of mercandise. kron four's terisa estacio on how they did it, how they got caught and how this - these crimes are part of a bigger pattern of thefts. (estacio - reporting) check it out. pricey lingerie and clothes just spilling over this seat inside a mercedes benz suv - and police say it is all stolen, including the vehicle. the mercandise reportedly from two east bay stores including this one in walnut creek. police say it was just after 1 thursday - when several women ducked into the store here at upscale broadway plaza to shop - but instead of paying for goods, police say they tucked items into bags and took off.walnut creek resident. "that was wrong" police say a witness saw a police officer and alerted them and they stopped the suv here around the corner from the victoria secret. the pictures are from the walnut creek pd. inside the vehicle -they found dozens of items from the two victoria secret stor

steve aveson.(pam) and i'm pam moore. whether you were you there -- or missed it -- tonight we have the must- see highlgihts. (steve) during the rally today the warriors team owners said they are picking up the bill for today's celebration. we reached out to the city oakland -- they told us the event cost about a million dollars. (pam) and we just got the arrest numbers from today's event .. police say, with the one million people attending the celebration.. there were ánoá major incidents at the parade or the rally. there were three arrests -- two for public intoxication -- one for assault on an officer. there were 105 medical calls -- mostly for heat- related issues.. and eleven children ended up separated from their parnets -- all are reunited tonight. (pam) lots of people opted to take bart today... which is what organizers wanted... as of 9:00 tonight... the transit agency had counted 487-thousand riders. that's just under the number of riders for the 2015 victory celebration. this is video from the 12th street statio

steve aveson joins pam moore for kron 4 news at six. (steve) vicki thank you.excessive and dangerous heat wave across the bay area is now deadly. at least two deaths so far. we'll tell you where next at six. (pam) and oakland mayor libby schaaf responds to new report .. which criticises her handling of the police sex scandal. kron 4 news at six is next. ( steve ) the heat is still on in the bay area... and it is dangerous. not only is it suppose to get worse tomorrow... we are now hearing of deaths because of the weather. ( steve ) good evening... i'm steve aveson.( pam ) and i'm pam moore. late this afternoon... santa clara county confirmed two people had died due to the heat. the coroner's office says, the victims are 87-year-old jordan setsu of san jose. the other victim is 72- year-old dennis young, also of san jose. both of them died on monday. the county is investigating whether or not a third death is also tied to this heatwave .... which started over the weekend. kron 4 has a reporter on the way to the south bay.. we will have an update tonight at 8. a

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good evening i'm vicki liviakis in for pam moore.(steve) and i'm steve aveson. joins us live from hayward. she spoke with family and friends gathering to remember one of the victims... hermela?

steve aveson. ((pam)) and i'm pam moore. the heat wave has already turned deadly.tomorrow is expected to be the hottest day of the week.((steve)) meteorologist brittney shipp is here to tell us which areas will soar into the high 90's and triple digits. .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. ((pam)) the sweltering tempertures could spell trouble for firefighters battling a brush fire in the south bay.((steve))the fire is contained right now...but the wind could kick it back up. ((steve/map))the fire is burning in east san jose near quimby and mount hamilton roads.kron 4's hermela aregawi has the latest. (hermela aregawi)fortunately, no injuries and no evacuations at this point. when this fire started just before 6 oclock this evening - it was about 30 acres.now it is at 54 acres. but fire officials tell us it is

i'm pam moore.( steve ) and i'm steve aveson. is a story we have been on top of since it started unfolding this morning. at this time... police are saying the gunman acted alone. this gives you an idea of where u-p-s center is... right near highway 101. the building is on san bruno avenue... the biggest intersection is 17th and utah street... this is in the potrero hill neighborhood. ( pam ) we have a team of kron four reporters on this story... we begin with terisa estacio... she is at the scene of the shooting .. she has the latest details on the investigation. (estacio) we are learning new details about what happened out here, includnig the name of one of the victims - mike lefiti - a ups driver. (take vo) san francisco police say they received 911 calls starting at 8:55 this morning - frantic calls about an active shooter inside the ups distribution center here in san francisco on potero hill. when officers arrived they found employees running for their lives. - they also found some victims shot outside, and inside the buildi

im pam moore.. (steve) and i'm steve aveson... four's rob fladeboe reports, today backers of an effort to recall judge persky took a first step toward getting him thrown off the bench. michelle dauber/committee to recall judge persky"we're tired of the perpetrators of sexual abuse not being held accountable..."amid a rallying cry of "enough is enough," stanford law professor michelle dauber and other members of the committee to recall judge persky notified the county registrar of voters of it's intent to begin an effort to oust the embattled judge.michelle dauber" we can't allow this pattern of behavior to continue any longer, we must do all we can to recall judge persky and elect a judge that understands sexual assault and violence against women and takes it seriously..."the recall was sparked by the sentence given to former stanfordswimmer brock turner for sexually assaulting a woman who was unconscious and intoxicated. prosecutors wanted turner to serve time in prison but judge persky sentenced turner to jail time and probation