>>terisa e: will have much more coming up after this break.y was taken they're out for a walk with their five your grandchild when a robbery happened they believe that the culprits were from outside the area they say a lot of people in the area are still very much on edge it has been almost two months as a pipeline from planes all- american ruptured spilling thousands of gallons of crude oil in the pacific ocean near santa barbara for free jill has been closed since the spill on friday after a ruptured pipeline spilled 400,000 gun oil back in april not the second live look outside keep the status of the san mateo bridge and looks like the weather is changing to expect a little but of a of blue sky will be back and tell us more about conditions in the bay area will have that come up for your next. >>terisa e: thousand people in the east bay was not noticed or you lose best water or face a penalty we found out which people are concerned and where they are wasting water. >>reporter: is water belongs to a colleague of mine a single man living at h

>>terisa estacio: you think almost everything was?o one got hurt the houses are fine it is a beautiful house we have spectacular views my mom is ok the dog ok i'm ok so very grateful to be alive and safe. >>terisa estacio: 0 woman said that in her neighborhood awful golden bear there's about 60 families that have evacuated it is intense moment last night is certainly some very anxious people here and there were trying to get to more knows about this fire. >>mark: the fire is still raging the effects of a are being felt by family follow up the sacramento because of the winds >>michelle apon: all the various ec in delaware under a moderate condition if you are pro-nafta breathing problem you additional particles in the atmosphere 70% in the winds will continue to pick up double action work against the firefight lead on for today the tub to on to continue to warm up to near '80s it will be born with sunshine the window can expect little on this afternoon if you're born felix berryessa could gust of 20 mi. from our and humidity will conti

>>terisa estacio: in the past hour or it has been a larger group of police officers the have showed up here in hayward at the chapel of times to take a look behind me concede that the officer also piling into the chapel we know they're inside right now there is an honor guard standing on each side of the cap also the flat out here and fly at half staff last mandela special public viewing at the chapel time minicam ought to pay their respects to the fallen officer he had been moved ahead with the farm for 15 years he was very much respected for his kindness and dedication the police chief spoke about how the department is grieving and is trying to lend support to the family including his two daughters. >>: it's how much their dad is loved and revered by his community and by this police department. >>terisa estacio: you're looking at a live picture in hayward where there was a public viewing last in the past hour the been about a hundred police officers from across the stage that has sold appear and are going to be participating in a police escort from here and through the streets of hay

>>terisa estacio: that will play a major role in helping our bay area residents of rv up, trans bay 2) the total official said 96 buses will be put into position the shuttle people across the bay bridge all-star and fatter the opera's first the summit of the second the official talk about the delays of " the could bring and the reason behind the closed its event at a news conference issue plan on at least 60 minutes of the delay on each way should we have a major service disruptions to in the transmit to for anywhere between the west oakland station and montgomery street station the people who despise the trains are trying to the crown have no flexibility we need to get in their complete repair out that section and rebuild it all on hand tuesday to discuss how they have helped join a force of the creek green team to assess the impact of residence during disclosure. >>terisa estacio: >>catherine heenan: with an essay about been very active fault with this happen the fbi now launching an investigation after a viral video services of a john back inspire a gun--that can fire a gun. ♪ ♪ ♪

>>terisa estacio: because this is a regional park in this wilderness that backs up to a regional parkith the serial notes that it is populated with some farms down the way so bad as the concern making sure that this does not spread and jumped into an area that would affect people will live out here. >>michelle apon: wherever she possession and feel the wind over their humidity has dropped just a little bit more to the mid-60s and the humidity values will continue to fall later on this afternoon as of right now this is sustained winds are light but in that area will start to see the wind shift from the west northwest this afternoon so speaking of some wall here was what the to buttress this on to the office area of the '60s right now and as it's closer to 12:00 our temples was but one of into low to mid '80s within the humidity value will continue to fall it will get a little bit dreyer and in that area the u.s. monitor will have the area and an exceptional drop to the ground is very dry as the fight continues to burn out there is one to concede in iraq of more drybrush but again the w

>>darya:kron 4's terisa estacio is live this morning. to explain why the school is closing.se here is what we know right now about this place right here and takes care of young children day care preschool and kindergarten hundred and 30 children are being impacted by this closure the on of camelot school say that the school has lost his least and that in response the owner and shutting the door they will be receiving no severance according there are just overwhelmed with grief we're still in shock and that we only had about a week and notice of hundred + kids and a couple dozen teachers will be displaced double off, the figure was next in charge of it was best for our family. >>terisa estacio: we have calls into the, as well as the school district's one parent said that the lease is not up actually until next june so the parents and she did not understand what the score has a close now living so many people as well as children completely stranded. >>darya:and search-and-rescue crews from three counties are looking through the el dorado national forest for a missing bay area

>>terisa estacio: on the other side of but starting tonight at 10:00 p.m.ll be shut off all traffic on wednesday we received a tour of the new tunnel that will eventually be a part of the new presidio park went. >>terisa estacio: the entire project was necessary for the upgrade we spoke to a spokesperson for the project an enormous amount of work. >>: to open and the roadway everyone is on a temporary detour that need to remove that detour entirely and build up the roadway make the connections to their loss seven in nine hours of constant work in east happened. >>terisa estacio: and nearly 80 our closest tonight at 10 every open as scheduled at 5:00 a.m. monday morning the golden gate bridge will be open during the closure but all traffic will have to go, through 19th avenue or highway 1 caltrans expecting a heavy backlog because of that they're advising people to hide the use of bus or ferry or stay away. >>darya: the coming up where continue looking at the problem of the day within our big story and data traffic caused by the fact that mark was not ruling

>>terisa estacio: some people had to evacuate because of the fire that started on the hillside rightsee all of the acreage that was consumed by this fire it may not look like a lot there was about 8 a. but there is a relief of an important story you want to bring you this morning because of the concern that there could be of some hot spots that could flareup and start up during the day especially if it becomes a fact that it is been a little windy and join me. >>: as the weather where one to have hot temperatures we haven't listened with low humidity and we have one as well which have been picking up of the morning on that is really the major concern of the winds pick up as we have hot spots there and then they could fly across in a fire across the containment fipple heaven a fire allover we're hoping does not want to happen in this area's you consider hilda very steep behind this is a little bit of a job because of high with 24, if you're the ones i actually a little strong and it is in other places between the steep hillside and will have a lot of really tall weeds to repair becaus

kron four terisa estacio shows us the outpouring of support. >> reporter: a small town with the 7100here that. means when there is a crisis such as this fire that means people rally together. and then the local coffee and talk at ever since the fire broke out about helping out by donating food and drinks to evacuees. or a"free copy to the red cross next door at donating such as this morning or effective locally it with our staff somebody actually had live their own home so that go and find homes so we feel really close to home for us why do everything we can help right across the street so lot of people saying they're coming back this canonize for them to believe that well. the red cross has said they will continue to offer shelter to people for as long as necessary. calfire officials say they are trying to get people back into their homes, but they must make sure it is safe before letting eveyrone return. in the help. photo. >> catherine:it shows a satellite image of the lake berryessa fire from last night. fire is from high above earth. more fires, more firefighters. but so far few

ask your hep c specialist if harvoni is right for you >>terisa estacio:--->>grant lodes: it was destroyed a robbery in san jose a lot going on tonight all parts of the bay alameda county and we're all checking it out we have people who do the web writers producers thises the news room and ride over here is this heart beat of the operation we done with a person was this is actually doing will be right back. (scal): good day, m'lady! i am sir-can-a-lot, here to save you from another breakfast bore. wake up those eggs with glorious spam! see what spam can! do... at spam.com >>gary: there in the fourth inning tied at one and it took a picture his godfather if we didn't know about this you wonder how much he will get excited but the for all-time greatest player for each major league franchise it was all right he pleaded and catching his godfather while he was asleep the big deal with tell you durance feet if he can have another championship performance he will be truly the king of golf team as of 5 to one favorite if tiger woods three- time champion that a little annoyed not too much blood whe

>>terisa estacio: a high school students tell us their coach stephen was well-liked and well- respected they say it is difficult to believe that they convict demise anyone but the 64 year-old novato resident has been arrested on multiple felonies involving unlawful sexual relationship with a former student they say after more than 2 hour interview with a 17 you're the victim and serving several search warrants detectives arrested him at oakland international airport late thursday evening as he was returning from the hawaiian holiday with his wife we learn that he had a long time relationship with the victims' families and single mother given various family members or ride to places over the years the residents are in about a high- school will succumb to their blockades school officials had no the minister is an opposite not the time the call or e-mail if they said they have not seen them at the novato home he is scheduled to be back in court late july to faces criminal case. >>catherine heenan: this has been are really pretty they sunny warm july day in san francisco looking at the emba

>>terisa estacio: the recall is still does both from their supporting families that is clear that answer the door but fatally shot her then himself the perils of the 19 your victim immediately call the far east the details surrounding this murder-suicide are still being investigated. >>catherine heenan: they're in jail after being convicted of felony assault last year the 24 year-old was a rest before attacking zero wheelchair-bound student suffered from cerebral palsy that whole answer the busey was caught on camera he tried defending themselves by arguing the store and have bred to kill him but the defense in this for years in prison the upcoming closing of the transmit to the is going to a limited the ladybug of ac transit will be hoping 96 buses from various agencies will be taken people across the bay bridge the delays really could be substantial. >>grant lodes: they're stopping service was in the west portal and embarcadero station the disruption will call rob black slifer of the six months build the updating the real emergency blue light system shuttle buses will be run from the e

>>terisa estacio: their coach was well liked and well- respected and they say it is difficult to believethat he could victimize anyone but the 64 year-old resident have now rested on multiple felonies involving having an unlawful sexual relationship with a former student and a news conference there officials revealed how this case came to life the lieutenant said after more than 2 hour interview with a 17 year-old victim serving several search warrants detective arrested had at the airport when he was returning from hawaii and airport from his wife along college of the victims' families and single mother living various family members the right to places over the years there's a lot of material including computers will still need to go to students we talked with declined to go on camera the official said no, and the mistress all of the not return our calls for e- mail's they're out on bail and laborsaving have not seen him at his novato home the scare the to be back in court late july to faces criminal case. >>diane tuazon: upper 70's and general for the inland valley locations for the ea

>>terisa estacio: presidio park where officials took as we appear to the top one of the tunnels to giveis unique perspective to show you from the vantage point you can see all of the workers clearing away the old bypass and putting in a brand new world just to give your perspective this is what this area look like 24 hours before but now as you're clearly saying they're as curve is long gone remove the detour so now it will land the subbase and the raiders getting overnight officials say they made significant progress. >>terisa estacio: everything is moving along except for one car and that is because of the rain the area affected by the rain we have to perform some striping which is now a little bit behind schedule but we have enough time left in our schedule to catch up with that activity we might have rain and that was going to be issued you always have to have to predict these things but i was not expecting to have ran on july 9th the project was broken down into four main parts and they're expecting sections like here where they're preparing the really for some repainting they said

>>terisa estacio: would love to hear your thoughts.orning tech ... happened monday after now the guy walks into this bike shop the census of bike shop on arguello boulevard and san francisco comedy of a super star ballerina dances her way into the history book and we're talking jayvee and while 949 sticky about what they are talking about this morning what stress on the radio because he is a nice sunny ride and will be a hot ride home this afternoon. >>mark: a quarter increase above last year in the quarter now the fast track or pay roughly 651175 for fast-track $14 for cash. >>darya: was this for show a digital see her yesterday and? >>: atone you i will pick you what you think i want to sit through that? this was really interesting to me no. 1 and four mornings you guys talk about her parents and then we turned on talk radio they're talking about it and then we talked about every single bay area media outlet talk about why when the tickets. >>darya: ankle and the lighting are very important >>: i know the whole world loves soccer and

>>terisa estacio: he is 64 years old called the mother uncovered the alleged crime that story ahead.ing news starts now. >>michelle apon: making your plans for today and how they we can plan on upper eighties to low 90s across in and locations across the bay mid to upper seventies near 80 its coastal 5 near the upper 60s to around 70 more sunshine across the coast mostly cloudy skies with is what the temperature is will be on the cooler side and fog will continue to dominate much of the day the fireworks forecast and land lower seventh across the east bay shoreline looking for lower 60s the coast in the north and plan on its upper 50s with a system fog in somewhat the crowded skies across much of the area. >>michelle apon: mostly clear to partly cloudy skies if you are in redwood city as of right now 58 degrees by 10 and one of two of our families looking at your forecast around lunchtime upper seventies will continue to meander into the upper 85 to the afternoon plan on temperatures to be pretty much in the '60s for much of the area santa rosa starting off into the lower 60s tempera

>>terisa e: this an extremely complicated case retinol first and foremost were trying to get word fromfor hours but this is all about a decade and a resonant the police called a hoax here is a background information for you in this video using the two victims the first always seemed to sense the case broke four months ago the to police that she had been kidnapped and sexually assaulted by one for a purpose to them later dropped out of her parents' home in huntington beach by the kidnappers but police did not believe firm there demanded answers and an apology from vallejo police. >>: 18 told the department this was real within hours the police department said it was a hoax where police department had completely won over their heads and backs the basic questions whether the motive headed this accident would have never rushed to judgment the world understood it was far more to visit an fbi the vallejo police department owes an apology. >>terisa e: we're here as one of the police department but besides trying to reach out to police where on this case and we respond to the mayor and the cit

>>terisa estacio: this is that after years of planning in years of construction we're getting near theion with the new presidio parkway right in front of the area that is under construction take a look at the unit shot this of the camera from the top of the live truck and in order to have been shut down the have to close it down starting thursday at 10:00 at night entire area is one to close and is on a to be shut down for the reopening for almost 80 hours and is scheduled to reopen on 5:00 a.m. monday during the close of presidio parkway and there will be working nonstop and repaving the area and changing the current claim lineup and the close of the golden gate bridge will be open all traffic will be diverted through highway one or 19th avenue this has been a long project several years and nearly half a billion dollars to make this all happen. >>darya: california bill that will offer to allow more cyclist to weave a between car is called splitting lines has stalled and the state legislature hey what assemblymen that put the legislation on hold for this year what figures out how to im

as kron four's terisa estacio reports, for some camp, it was not easy to deal with the heat and improve on their game at the same time.. >>-- come on - focus. >> reporter:as the sun beat down. >>these kids got down to business working on on their back hand --good job >> reporter:and other aspects of their game. >> reporter:as if the game isn't tough enough the hot temperatures making matters even more challenging. >> reporter:parents told me their strategies for helping their kids face today's hot weather at this summer camp located at walnut creeks tennis center at heather farms. >> june iwahashi/parent lots and lots of water. water was certainly a hit take a look at all of these empty containers. >> reporter:the director says they do their best to care for the kids. >>we take lots of breaks and offer the camp early so they can get out early. >>as for the rest of the day it is inside for a nap. te, walnut creek. >> pam:and you can get the latest forecast anytime on your phone with the kron 4 mobile app. >> pam:it's free in the apple app store. or google play. >> pam:shocking new inform

>> catherine: as kron4 terisa estacio reports to district official says this gift will make in an enormous difference in many lives. >> this is tremendous news. >> reporter: >> money is earmarked for certain purposes that is really alive with the work we are dealing in oakland. to create healthy children and prepare all students for a college education as success. >> reporter: total grant of $34 million bridge walk abreast of the money going to other agencies that will benefit for children and families. >> you have to help the families you will have helped the students and that make our jobs a lot easier. we will be able to collaborate and that is incredibly exciting. >> reporter: the district knows that our originally came from an anonymous east bay donor. >> are creating or we are trying to get to work quickly. boehner was very clear that they wanted the money to go to oakland and if that oakland is possible that we will definitely appalled that wish to read-- uphold that wish. >> catherine: an underground password protect of poland with a place to change a mall where creek federal offic

>>terisa estacio: a convicted sexual battery sentence and other sex offenses and considered a high-risk sex offender by the state will set to be relocated to the statement in fairfield the residents were furious and medical epstein's and now ride on the heels of a large committee meeting with police and sheriff's officials and health care organization that oversees some of the relocation has informed officials that placement on all avenues in fairfield as long run option the officials for the purpose notice for the meeting was supposed to take place there were not told the specifics on why but fairfield residents say they're very glad to hear the news-for what happens next they still have a court hearing at the end of the month where we may learn more information on where he could possibly go next. >>catherine heenan: this is asking for $30 million in damages on behalf of 53 passengers three teenagers from time to batten the crash 180 people injured this is not the first lawsuit filed another was brought by 72 passengers and will settle for an undisclosed amount passengers had to yield

kron four's terisa estacio tried to get some answers, but the owner of the school refused to talk. nats - q. there seems to be some confusion. a. i wont talk. >> reporter:kron four news attempted to talk with the owner of camelot school this following an email she sent out to more than 100 families last friday saying the san lorenzo school district was selling the site, so she had to shut the daycare and preschool's doors by the end of the week. "it's breaking my heart." kron four news went to the of business services says they have the school a 180 day notice in april allowning the school to stay open until october. "he's selling a property don't think about a parent's. "the up to the order?" >> reporter: and a parked the honor should refuse to talk about what she gave parents seconds short notice. "parents say also very upset with the teachers this in their honor is not giving any type of severance." >> reporter: as it should not set all began and came in to drop off condolence for the t- shirt teachers. >> grant: attracted to this week to a rerun 20 thousand additional vehicles

. >> catherine: kron four's terisa estacio was there - and says that along with law enforcment --- many>> reporter:it was an intense and powerful scene law enforcement officers embracing one another as they gathered in a show of support for fallen officer sgt. scott lunger. also on hand were residents - troubled by the news. >> sue halaka/castro valley resident it is just so sad it is so wrong. they risk their lives. >> i just wanted to tell them they are loved. >> reporter:this teen said he raced down the street from his home. >>carlos ramirez/castro valley resident with all that is happening in this country, i just watned to come out here with the flag >> reporter:with officers standing at a attention and saluting the body of sgt lunger was taken out and placed in the coroners van. it was a very emotional. >> reporter: >>i am so sad for his family. >> reporter:as the procession went by - and then coroner's van with sgt. lunger inside ,- there was a moment of silence. >> reporter:and that large procession lead the way all the way here to the alameda county coroner's office. throughout

as kron four's terisa estacio reports, it has been a nerve- racking time. : here at the winters communityter there is a lot of anxious waiting robert hearfield packed what he could in his car and fled wednesday afternoon take a look at these pictures and you can clearly see why he had to go as fast as possible. sot/tc: 22 robert hearfield: it was moving real fast. we wanted to stay but it was just too sot/tc: q. what did you take? well, the dog and my mom - my mom did not want to go. here is another picture from the robert's home - and the flames burning quickly - he said about 10 other neighbors live close by. he said despite a fire that erupted is this area last year it is still stressful to go through this. "and sought for what i do have for its lows for it or relive and take for granted >> grant: like tahoe plane on the way to help fight a fire-50 close in both directions right now in the area of whitehall eldorado county. this started about 2:00 right now they're mandatory evacuations not sure tommy holmes are threatened but people being told to get out of the way ahead another wildf

>> catherine: for the first time we are hearing from the mayor in his own words and it is kron4 terisa estacio reporting that he is also talking about criticism from the senator dianne feinstein as to what happened. >> reporter: the 32 year old pleasanton native, was shot at pier 14 last week. >> let us know about the release of someone that they gave custody of and was prevented and could have prevented all of this thrift >> reporter: u.s. immigration and customs enforcement officials have requested notification prior to this spirit that was not honored and now disparate sentences got all senator dianne feinstein has called upon the mayor to commit to federal authorities. >> i received, senator feinstein is a phone call and i was appreciative of it and i know that she is focusing on the same thing as i am. we both agreed that some think could have occurred as far as notification. >> reporter: the mayor pointed and years back that up for the spirit and is critical case. --pointed fingers >> knowing that they could have done more than handed him over could have had a warrant out for his

>>terisa e:--->>phillipe d: he drove down to the east san jose home located directly across from the house only certain way they said police were bathhouse's the red light in navigator was parked behind this blackheart but he was not inside police and with help from a family member he drove for the south and another car and parked it at the oak ridge mall at about 1:00 in the morning he was arrested in the parking lot and taking away. >>phillipe d: they said all of the victims are related three girls to women the girls ranging from six months to six years old this a your cancellation with one of the women and is the father of one of the girls. >>phillipe d: they have yet to release the model for the cause of death at this time. >>will t: heavy rain cause of a section of interstate 10 to collapse cutting off tropopause of driver traveling between california and arizona the sea its freeze in madrid on these laws i gave way employer the water below one driver who crashed during the collapse was injured the driver had a report from the car by firefighters injured there's the scare the to

>>terisa estacio: in the past couple of minutes we have seen people from the public works crews of heybarriers that will help law-enforcement as expected to arrive here in the next couple of hours that law enforcement of course is going to be escorting him from the chapel times here in hayward to the arena where there is going to be the funeral for him it was for the public as well for the family yesterday the hayward police chief talked about how they are trying to be as supportive as possible for this very difficult time to the family what they know is how much their data is loved and revered by this community and by this police department the cheapest at the public to come out here and police show support to the family during the very difficult time again and a 45 law-enforcement are going to be escorting his body from the chapel time to the or or reno will be out here for of the morning to provide you coverage of this event. >>darya: 10845 we will see a movement affecting the committee--commute >>mark: escorts 3,000 a. the fire spotty yesterday afternoon near morgan valley and rock

>>terisa e: we're here in the presidio where room holding a news conference all of the new presidio park reporters you all morning long there are some issues that come about this new parkland most significantly about the striping that was done architect told us that an interview this morning the striping was incorrect the shoulder was not put an and that the fix need to be done immediately and call his exact words < architects said " if someone in the rush to get this (made in error with the the product gonna have to say about these words at and mail will be asking those questions to officials and getting the response of www.kron4.com. the work done over the weekend and answer some tough questions about the parkway about the striping and promising to a percolated about how with done and the challenges there happened this morning. >>mark: will be stressing that live on our web site and through the mobile application if you cannot have it is a free download will find out how they made a major error and striping and the presidio park where. >>darya: thousand gallons of water wasted it was l

back talk this morning looking for a boy who fell to water wobbled alexa month over the weekend >>terisafocus in behind me of the water is flat but just to the right out here they have just launched some new search boats of here and try and focus to find a 14 year-old boy who disappeared in the water of lake sonoma was celebrating with his family before the july over the past weekend but had just lost a couple of minutes ago and we just have divers on stand stand by for deep water search there will be out here looking for this bay area to the edge of the boy has not been released yeps pimp he disappeared beneath the surface of the water shall therefore hot his family is out here at a public park or on a to be going and talking with them shortly as they showed up here on this developing situation and is breaking news looking for this missing 14 year-old boy. >>mark: firefighters said the blaze might of been spotted by fire were to start saturday night and quickly spread by winds the resupply month our more than a hundred people had to leave their homes during was evacuation several homes

terisa? >> thanks, anny. >>> take a look at this. it's a massive plant at u.c.so happens to produce a very, very strong, stinky odor. officials at the garden say the first time she bloomed was in 2005. then she did it again in 2009. you can check out trudy in the tropical house of the garden any day 9:00 to 5:00 p.m. kind of cool. >>> using e-cigarettes in public soon may be against the law if local politician -- if a local politician has his way. the state senator has introduced legislation that would regulate electronic cigarettes as tobacco products. we explain how this could affect you. >> reporter: it emits what looks like smoke but in all actuality the thick clouds blown out of these electronic cigarettes apartments to vapor. >> it -- amounts to vapor. >> it does contain nicotine and i would say it's the same thing. >> reporter: it's part of the booming business of vaping. >> two three years it's blown up so big. >> reporter: it's one of more than 1400 so-called vape shops in california. e-great and vaporizer users say these devices are much healthier than