actor tyler perry is warning people that he ( terisa )( terisa ) maze to sf. ( terisa ) actor tyler perry is not giving away money.... and social media posts that say he is... are fake. perry posted this video on facebook... warning people of numerous scams in his name that says he is giving away cash to people who share the fake posts. he says he sees between 10 and 30 scams in his name on facebook every day. perry says while he gives away stuff in person... he doesn't do it on facebook. he says the posts are the work of scammers looking to access users personal information. ( sara ) this morning richmond officials will tour the west county detention center. they want to look into allegations of mistreatment of immigration detainees. (james) welcome back to the kron four morning news... lets start the half hour with a check of weather and traffic... a deepening marine layer has made for an even cooler day along the coast today while areas inland will continue to see temperatures slightly above average. expect fog throughout the morning with clearing in the bay this afternoon while the co

(darya) good morning i'm darya folsom..( terisa ) and i'm terisa estacio.eather and traffic... a deepening marine layer has made for an even cooler day along the coast today while areas inland will continue to see temperatures slightly above average. expect fog throughout the morning with clearing in the bay this afternoon while the coast remains primarily overcast. 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 ( terisa ) just moments ago... the d-m-v opened two bay area offices an hour early to help ease some of the long lines. ( darya ) kron 4's lydia pantazes joins us live now from the san jose center. lydia? beginning today the dmv will also open 14 field offices one hour earlier, at 7 a.m. four days a week. in the bay area they include oakland-claremont and the san jose driver license processing center.

(terisa) plus...y bart station made his first court appearance... and faced the victim's family for the first time. ♪ ice cream inspired iced coffee is here at dunkin' in the flavors you love, cookie dough, pistachio and butter pecan. and now, enjoy any medium iced coffee for $1.50. america runs on dunkin'. (darya) good morning i'm darya folsom..(james) and i'm james fletcher. lets start the morning with a check of weather and traffic... temperatures will still be warm and above average inland today but not as hot as yesterday for most areas. highs inland will range from the 90's to low triple digits while along the coast will 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 ( terisa ) happening now... contra costa fire crews are gaining ground on a large brush fire.( james ) but the almost 2

san mateo bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101. ( terisa ) breaking ( terisa ) ( terisa ) breaking news we are following this morning... a plane forced to make an emergency landing at s-f-o.( darya ) kron 4's sara stinson is live at the airport this morning with video of the landing. sara. ( sara ) the united plane was headed to suddenly experienced a issue with the left engine.you can see in pilot was able back here at sfo. injured. flight 8-6-3 around 11:15 last night and plane began experiencing the mechanical over the pacific ocean. the pilot made several circles over the ocean before an alert two was called around an hour later. an alert two is called when the pilot believes a malfunction is signifigant enough to effect the aircraft. airport fire into standby position. the plane was able to taxi under its own power to a normal gate where passengers got off safe. we spoke to one woman who was sitting on the side that had issues she described the knew something was wrong.

conference. ( terisa ) thanks yoli.( terisa ) thanks yoli. ( terisa ) happening today...e. kron 4's lydia pantazes joins us live from san jose. lydia.... that protest begins at 730 this morning.i'm about an hour and a half protesters plan to be out here in front of the san jose convention center. they'll be protesting google's plans to build a new 8 million sq ft mega-campus in san jose. this isn't the first time the group has protested the construction of the mega campus.organizers of the protest say the new development will lead to increases in evictions, homelessness and displacement. they are asking google to negotiate an agreement with the community to protect residents from the impacts of tech gentrification when the tech giant comes to san jose. some of the demands include: -allocating 25% of units in any residential developments for the lowest-income residents.-supporting legal defense for tenants facing eviction.-giving local residents first consideration for jobs.reporting live in san jose, lydia pantazes kron 4 news.

(terisa) in the east bay... a cyclist in crockett has turned herself in to police. the victim... christopher bunag.. was biking along san pablo avenue on tuesday when he was hit. police say kylie derksen did not stop and bunag died at the scene. she is being charged with felony vehicular manslaughter and suspicion of felony hit and run. but bunag's sister still has questions. (terisa) bunag's family says he was a seasoned rider. he was the vice president of the hercules cycling club... and always wore protective gear. derksen is now being held on 100-thousand dollars bail. (terisa)breaking overnight... decades after their deaths, u- s soldiers are now on their way back home. north korea released the probable remains of troops who fought during the korean war. reporter john lawrence has the story. nat sound of drum rol

news. ( terisa ) thanks lydia. we will check back with you through out the morning. ( darya ) two fires burn in the south bay including one that killed 4 horses in morgan hill. the other fire forced a family from their home in san jose. this was the scene in morgan hill... the horse's stable was destroyed by the fire. one horse was able to escape. the fire in san jose happened at the santa teresa county park and burned near dozens of homes. that fire burned about 100 acres. ( darya )( darya ) at last update... that fire in san jose was 75% contained. the fire in morgan hill is at 65% containment. ( terisa ) the county fire -- burning in yolo and napa counties -- is now 83 percent contained. the fire has burned just over 90-thousand acres.

(darya) good morning i'm darya folsom..( terisa ) and i'm terisa estacio.tures seasonably warm as we work into the start of the week. along the coast expect highs today in the 60's while inland temperatures will boost into the 90's. by the end of the week temperatures inland will cool back into the mid 80's. no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. ( darya ) breaking news we are following this morning... an 8th boy has been rescued from that cave in thailand where a soccer team and their coach have been trapped for more than two weeks.( terisa ) four of those boys were rescued over the weekend. 4 boys and their coach remain in the cave this morning. andrew spencer has the details on the rescue operation. rescuers dove back into the cave monday, trying to get as many people out as they can -- before the rain starts really coming down.narongsak osottanakorn, governor of chiang rai province: "we have two obstacles: water and time." the weather took a turn for the worse on sunday. concerned about the rain, the low oxygen lev

(darya) good morning i'm darya folsom.. ( terisa ) and i'm terisa estacio.ng the coast expect highs today in the 60's and 70's while inland temperatures will again be seen in the 80's and 90's. high pressure nt

hitting a car. <> ( terisa )( terisa )( terisa ) ( terisa ) and next... ( terisa ) and next... you to know how to protect your skin during these hot summer months. ( john ) and i am tracking your bay area forecast. (ácommercialá) no major hot d- and now you know. jardiance is the only type 2 diabetes pill proven to both reduce the risk of cardiovascular death for adults who have type 2 diabetes and heart disease... ...and lower a1c, with diet and exercise. jardiance can cause serious side effects including dehydration. this may cause you to feel dizzy, faint, or lightheaded, or weak upon standing. ketoacidosis is a serious side effect that may be fatal. symptoms include nausea, vomiting, stomach pain, tiredness, and trouble breathing. stop taking jardiance and call your doctor right away if you have symptoms of ketoacidosis or an allergic reaction. symptoms of an allergic reaction include rash, swelling, and difficulty breathing or swallowing. do not take jardiance if you are on dialysis or have severe kidney problems. other side effects are sudden kidney problems, genital yeas

in just 2 ( terisa ) ( terisa )( terisa ) in just 2 hours...on dollars. he also fell 4 spots in the forbes' world billionaires list. he's now number 8. zuckerberg's net worth went from about 82-billion to 64- billion yesterday. the massive hit came as facebook's shares plunged by 150-billion dollars in after-hours trading. facebook says its user base and its revenue are growing... but that growth was slower than expected. ( james ) bay area baseball... and the a's do it again. they come from behind to beat the rangers in texas. the a's were down 5-1 in this one. but top of the 7th... khris davis hit a 3 run homerun... cutting the rangers lead down to just 1. then top of the 9th... davis comes through again with a 2 run homer. a's win 6-5. the a's wrap up their series against the rangers today. first pitch is 5:05. ( james ) as for the giants... they got beat by seattle and almost suffered an even bigger loss. in the 7th... brandon belt jammed his right knee after hitting an infield single. he did have to leave the game. but the good news is it'

in washington escape room in breaks into an a thief ( terisa )( terisa ) ( terisa ) a thief breaks intocan't get out. so the burglar ends up calling 9-1-1. the burglar had broken the back door trying to get in... but he couldn't remember where that door was. the man is now facing burglary charges. as for the escape room business... it's open for paying customers. ( terisa ) coming up after the break... firefighters get creative to save a woman trapped in sand. belly fat: the chili pepper sweat-out. not cool. freezing away fat cells with coolsculpting? now that's cool! coolsculpting safely freezes and removes fat cells with little or no downtime. and no surgery. results and patient experience may vary. some common side effects include temporary numbness, discomfort,and swelling. ask your doctor if coolsculpting is right for you and visit coolsculpting.com today for your chance to win a free treatment. ( terisa )( darya )( robin ) ecking bay area roads before you head out the door.. no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. no delay on 101 across th gol

by taking a swim. ( terisa ) ( terisa )( terisa ) uber is rolling out real-time background checks foriolent or abusive drivers. uber is partnering with background check service "checkr" and safety data provider "appriss" to conduct the checks. appriss collects the data in real time and then notifites uber if a driver has a new criminal offense. uber can then decide whether it wants to suspend the driver based on the data. ( darya ) darya adlib big board. ( darya ) still ahead ... a whale struggles in ocean waters ... during a dangerous rescue attempt. we have the new video this morning. we'll be back as the kron 4 morning news continues... and here's a live look outside... embarcadero. a deepening marine layer has made for an even cooler day along the coast today while areas inland will continue to see temperatures slightly above average. expect fog throughout the morning with clearing in the bay this afternoon while the coast remains primarily overcast. ( robin ) no major hot spots. bay no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. maze to sf. min from

county. ( terisa ) good morning i'm terisa estacio in for darya folsom..rt the morning with a check of weather and traffic... very warm temperatures continuing today for inland california including eastern contra costa and alameda counties where highs will again flirt with the triple digits. most inland areas will be slightly cooler than yesterday although highs will still peak well into the 90's. along the coast expect temperatures similar today with expected into the weekend. 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 fr 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 ( james ) breaking news this morning... the carr fire -- burning in shasta county -- has turned deadly.( terisa ) 1 person has died... and 3 firefighters are hurt. kron 4's sara stinson joins us live in studio with the latest. sara... ( sara ) this morning - we're learning more about the man who died on the fire lines -- he was

by the end of the week temperatures inland will cool back into the mid 80's. ( terisa ) ( terisa ) 80rancisco pay the highest rent in the áworld. that's the finding of a new study. kron 4's sara stinson spoke to renters and real estate agents. reporter intro: "i spoke with people who live here in san francisco and a real estate agent who all say they are not surprised that san francisco has the most expensive rent in the world.")("i knew we were about top 10 before so i guess it's not that surprising, but it's just disappointing. yeah it's sad.")("people want to come here and they aren't building more buildings so it makes sense.")the study created by walletwyse uses data from a website called numbeo that ranks the average rent in 540 cities worldwide. it found the average rent in san francisco is 35-hundred dollars.("nats and it has a remodeled kitchen.")joanne fazzino is a bay area real estate agent - she says the studies findings are pretty accurate. ("although prices have started to come down a little bit, it still could be the most expensive city to live in the world.")but she sa

) thanks ( terisa ) thanks ( terisa ) thanks sara.a ) more breaking news we are following this morning... a wildfire burning out of control in chico. take a look at this video tweeted out by the chico fire department. cal fire is now on scene... they say this fire has now spread to 150 acres. people are being evacuated this morning. firefighters are having trouble accessing the fire because it is burning in steep terrain. ( darya ) new this morning... police in oakland are stepping up their efforts to catch the driver who hit a pregnant woman... killing her baby. the accident actually happened in august of last year but police are just releasing this picture of the car. two people were hit while crossing the street near bancroft and 78th avenues... including a 19- year-old pregnant woman. the woman was taken to the hospital in critical condition... and just days later she lost her unborn baby. the car is described as a light olor 4-dorr hyundai with frint end damage ( darya ) happening now... police in san francisco are looking for th

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kron 4's terisa estacio joins us live this morning... terisa...terisa... ( terisa )one world cup may be over, but another is just beginning. this year for the first time ever the rugby sevens world cup is taking place on u.s. soiland in one of the most iconic ballparks in major league baseball.over the next three days 40 teams will compete for one of the biggest prizes in the sport. the melrose cup and as you can see the stadium has been transformed here from the pitching grounds beneath me to the rugby goalposts and the try line. rugby sevens already has 30 million fans here stateside. but organizers are hoping that this week will be another giant step forward for the sport. it's not just the venue that's new this year. new rules have turned this event into a straightforward knockout tournament win every game and you win the world cup lose at any point and you're out. it's a daunting prospect for the players including new zealand's men and women's team who are both defending champions hoping to make history this week. the stage is set. the teams

terisa... ( terisa )one world cup may be over, but another is just beginning.ime ever the rugby sevens world cup is taking place on u.s. soiland in one of the most iconic ballparks in major league baseball.over the next three days 40 teams will compete for one of the biggest prizes in the sport. the melrose cup and as you can see the stadium has been transformed here from the pitching grounds beneath me to the rugby goalposts and the try line. rugby sevens already has 30 million fans here stateside. but organizers are hoping that this week will be another giant step forward for the sport. it's not just the venue that's new this year. new rules have turned this event into a straightforward knockout tournament win every game and you win the world cup lose at any point and you're out. it's a daunting prospect for the players including new zealand's men and women's team who are both defending hoping to make history this week. the stage is set. the teams are ready. and this year, it's a whole new ballgame ( james ) thanks terisa. ( james )( james ) still ahead on th

as kron four's terisa estacio reports, in this month alone, this store has been hit six times...take pkg) watch... how fast it all goes down.... surveillance video capturing it all - the suspects open up their bags and starting grabbing garments - within minutes they take dozens of expensive items at this lululemon store in berkeley and race out. byron white, berkeley police dept. "they are fast." 'this is the 6th time in one month... 4 are related. you heard right, 6 times in one month, 4 cases all related. berkeley police releasing this video in hopes that someone recognizes the one of the members of the ring and reports them. and it is isnt just here at this store... here's a glance at the dollar amount in losses at other stores in the bay area and one store in fresno... nearly 100 thousand dollars! shoppers say they are not really surprised... laura page, shopper it is tough times. maria sharp, shopper. maybe more securitythe store did not have an official comment about the thefts... in the meantime, police are keeping a careful eye on this store... and they have this message

in yolo county, terisa estacio kron four news. (ken and lawrence )we want to check in how weather is still playing a factor into this wildfire. lawrence, the wind are moving westerly, right? lawrence karnow: high pressure began to build out of the desert southwest today. temperatures were warmer as a result and in the upper 80s inland, with 70s around the bay and 60s and patcy fog at the coast. remnants of hurricane fabio are now headed toward california. you can see the stream of moisture coming up from the south. those clouds will begin to move into our sky late tonight and tomorrow. also big waves will continue along the south facing beaches at the coast. it will feel muggy on friday and we could see a few sprinkles as the clouds move through but it won't be much. temperatures will be warmer tomorrow too with 90s inland and 70s and 80s around the bay and 60s at the coast. it will be hotter inland over the weekend but much cooler at the coast with patchy fog. the pattern stays pretty similar into next week. (pam) track the weath

terisa estacio terisa estacio here at the altamont pass - the grant fire raged out of control for severalout here... this is video taken on july 8.... you can see the large plumes of smoke racing toward cars. nearly 480 acres were scorched... now a break in the case... sgt. ray kelly, two teens turned themselves in - playing with fireworks. the sheriff's department will turn the case over to the da for possible charges. te in santa rosa the in santa rosa the city has filed a lawsuit against pge seeking unspecified damages suffered during the october wildfires.we lost a lot of underground and above ground infrastructure including a fire station that was just built a few years ago millions and millions of dollars we're dealing with water contamination problems with recovery problems that we're gonna be dealing with for years and years to come devastationhe city says the lawsuit filed against the utility last week will also provide a way for them to compel pg&e to implement new safety measures.pge says they are reviewing the lawsuit and are focused on everything they can to help these commun

in yolo county, terisa estacio kron four news. (ken) and fire crews are making progress on the pawnee fire burning in lake county ... it is s 92-percent contained tonight... it has burned 15- thousand acres... and has destroyed 22- structures. lawrence karnow: high pressure began to build out of the desert southwest today. temperatures were warmer as a result and in the upper 80s inland, with 70s around the bay and 60s and patcy fog at the coast. remnants of hurricane fabio are now headed toward california. you can see the stream of moisture coming up from the south. those clouds will begin to move into our sky late tonight and tomorrow. also big waves will continue along the south facing beaches at the coast. it will feel muggy on friday and we could see a few sprinkles as the clouds move through but it won't be much. temperatures will be warmer tomorrow too with 90s inland and 70s and 80s around the bay and 60s at the coast. it will be hotter inland over the weekend but much cooler at the coast with patchy fog. the pattern stays

in yolo county, terisa estacio kron four news. news. (pam) the pawnee (pam) the pawnee fire burning in the pawnee (pam) the pawnee fire burning in lake county ... is still 92- percent contained it has burned 15- thousand acres... and has destroyed 22- structures. (ken) turning now to our four zone fourcast. chief meteorologist lawrence karnow joins us now.(pam) lawrence- a turn in the weather could pose a problem for firefighters? lawrence karnow: high pressure began to build out of the desert southwest today. temperatures were warmer as a result and in the upper 80s inland, with 70s around the bay and 60s and patcy fog at the coast. remnants of hurricane fabio are now headed toward california. you can see the stream of moisture coming up from the south. those clouds will begin to move into our sky late tonight and tomorrow. also big waves will continue along the south facing beaches at the coast. it will feel muggy on friday and we could see a few sprinkles as the clouds move through but it won't be much. temperatures will be warmer to

terisa? (catherine) lets get a check on the weather conditions where the fire is burning right now... (vicki) chief meteorologist lawrence karnow is standing by... lawrence, what are firefighters up against tonight? lawrence karnow: low clouds and fog were more common today as the sea breeze returned. it is still smokey with fires still burning to the north. air quality should begin to improve over the next few days with a stronger westerly wind. on the satellite you can see high pressure has moved out and cooler air is headed our way. highs tomorrow will still be warm and in the 70s to mid 80s inland, 60s and 70s around the bay, and 50s and 60s with patchy fog at the coast. it will continue to cool with more clodus on the 4th of july with highs running below average. warmer weather should return on friday. it will be hot over the weekend with some highs approaching 100 degrees at the hottest spots inland. (vicki) we have (vicki) (vicki) we have continuing coverage of the wildfire on our webs

kron-4's terisa estacio has the latest. (terisa estacio reporting, yolo county fire)just recently, the flames flared up on the ridge behind me...take a look - you can see how helicopters staged an aggressive air assault on the fire... dropping thousands of gallons of water in an attempt to stop the further spread of the yolo county fire... this all happening off of highway 16 near the town of rumsey.... it is quite a battle going on out here.. the winds picked up on thursday afternoon, so did the temperature. it pushed toward 100. the combination plus the dry conditions, presented the perfect opportunity for the fire to spread according to calfire officials. look over here at these other hot spots and flare ups. a calfire spokesperson says a large crew of fire fighters in the air and on the ground are working hard to make progress. chris elms calfire spokesperson we are so thankful. in the community - a deep sense of gratitude to those braving the elements to save homes, livestock and valuable agriculture. these signs of th

kron 4's terisa estacio is live in oakland tonight with the latest. terisa? we are learning much more tonight about how police got this alleged killer off the streets... this as a memorial for nia wilson continues to grow out here at the macarthur bart station... (take pkg) caught - while sitting on a bart train... bart police say murder suspect john lee cowell seemed surpised when they boarded a bart train at the pleasant hill station and asked to speak with him about the violent fatal stabbing of 18 year old nia wilson and the vicious attack on her sister. deputy chief ed alvarez, bart police dept. he was very calm, sitting on the train, he voluntered to get off, no use of force, and did not find any weapons. bart police believe they found the murder weapon used to kill nia - and sources tell kron four news, they will be running forensic dna tests to determine if it is a match to this henious crime. as for any confession or motive coming from cowell, a transient with a long criminal history... deputy chief alvarez. once we was in custody, and jail, he asked

terisa estacio, kron4 news.with highs in the low t0 mid 90s. fog lingered at the coast to keep temperatures much cooler there and in the 50s to low 60s. on the doppler you can see a few showers over the sierra. if you're going out tonight the fog is following the sea breeze back into the bay and along the coast. the valleys should stay mostly clear. high pressure will strengthen to bring the hottest temperatures of the week with 90s and low 100s inland tomorrow and cool 50s and 60s at the coast. monsoonal clouds will also move in late in the day to bring a slight chance of showers and isolated thunderstorms on wednesday night and thursday. cooler weather is expected this weekend before we heat up again next week. (ken) on the peninsula..... a freeway is back open after a big rig hauling 80-thousand pounds of produce.. overturned. the crash happened last night on the highway 101 and highway 92 connector ramp in san mateo... and the road remained closed into the morning commute. it took several tow trucks to final

kron4's terisa estacio is live in oakland tonight with the latest on the investigation. terisa? .... chief carlos rojas/bart police. "in my 30 years in law enforcement, of of the most vicious attacks that i have ever seen." bart police chief carlos rojas... on the fatal stabbing of 18 year old nia wilson reportedly at the hands of suspect, john lee cowell. chief rojas says it was sunday night, nia, you see here boarded a bart train in concord with two of her other sisters... when they arrived at macarthur to change trains, that is when they encountered cowell, a transient with a criminal history. rojas. he approached and very quickly hurt nia. you can tell nia's sister came in to help, applied pressure till authorities arrived. nia was procnounced dead at the scene... her sister was rushed to the hospital, where she is now in stable condition. the other sister was not injured. police believe so far this was a random attack. rojas. there is talk of racial motive, but we have no motive at this time. as for cowell, this is a picture released of him leaving the scene... bart police

(terisa) if you plan on coming, better get ticket quickly they are going fast., terisa estacio kron four news (grant) hard to believe hard to (grant) (grant) hard to believe football season is right around the corner. next week, teams around the league will open training camp. here in the bay area, the 49ers wil be down in santa clara... while the raiders head up to napa.(vicki) but before making the trip to wine country, raider nation convening in the east bay tonight for a special fan appreciation celebration hosted by jon gruden. for the sights and sounds, we turn to mark carpenter...who's live at ricky's in san leandro. mark? (mark) when jon gruden returned earlier this year, he said he wanted to make it a point to reconnect with fans... and see the black hole once again. well, we have something close...a party at the unofficial headquarters for raider nation, ricky's in san leandro. it's a fan appreciation hosted by jon gruden and the raiders... something he wanted to organize to say thank you to the team's loyal supporters. --doors opened at 4pm, but peopl

kron4's terisa estacio is in oakland tonight with the latest developments. terisa?rian getz, derick almena atty, ghost ship plea deal. 9 years is a lot, he will think a lot about what happened to those people. attorneys for master tenant of the ghoagreeme in court tuesday. curtis briggs, attorney for max harris. it is a bittersweet day. but for family members of those who died in the fire... they had a very different take on the agreement. david gregory, daughter michaela died in fire. "good that thety plead, but the sentence not enough. during the hearing today, all 36 names of the victims were read out loud in court... some family members wept, and wiped away tears... another reason it was a rough day, some thought the plea bargain agreement was not tough enough. the gregory's lost their daughter michaela. david gregory, father, ghost ship plea deal. we think it needed to be more. but prosecutors defended the deal. autrey james, alameda co. asst d.a. (catherine) coming up... we'll talk to a legal expert about plea deals... and whether they allow for justice when l

kron 4's terisa estacio is live in lakeport. terisa how is it looking out there tonight? (grant) firefighters are gaining ground on the steele fire burning in napa county. the fire is now 75-percent contained... and it has burned 135 acres. eight structures have been destroyed. there are evacuations in place for pleasure cove and berryessa. (vicki) we are also tracking the ferguson fire burning near yosemite. the ferguson fire has burned more 56-thousand acres. containment is at 30 percent. yosemite valley was evacuated as a precaution. it won't reopen until this friday. (vicki) evacuated or chased from their homes by a wildfire, many residents find themselves lacking even the most basic necessities, like toiletries, infant formula and sun block.(2-shot/grant) those are among the items being donated in response to a plea for help bya south bay woman who is organizing a relief effort for victims of the car fire.(double box) kron fours rob fladeboe has details on that now live from san jose. (rob live) i'm here at the offices of gold rush express in san jose, which has dona

in richmond, terisa estacio kron four news.n act of kindness on a sacramento baseball field... find out what a team did to help their opponents. (jr stone) still ahead -- the giants and a's fighting for bragging rights in the bay bridge series finale mark carpenter has the highlights and reaction coming up (jrstone) while most 11-year-olds are busy focusing their energy on hobbies like video games... a florida 11-year-old has taken things a bit farther.(justine) he already earned his associate's degree from st petersburg college in floriday. jorja roman has the story. nats: "i present to you the graduating class of 2018." hundreds of students achieving a dream. congratulations are in store for each graduate- but all eyes were on onenats william maillis, 11-year-old graduate: "it's very exciting." this is william maillis. he's 11 years old and now has an associates degree. william maillis, 11-year-old graduate: "it's about as difficult as anyone else going there."the humble kid left a lasting mark at st petersburg college. dr. t

terisa estacio now to our four zone forecast. taking a live look outside at s-f-o.(ken) kron-4's chief meteorologist lawrence karnow is here now with the forecast lawrence karnow: highs soared into the 90s low 100s in the valleys with much cooler weather in the 50s and 60s at the coast. there are more showers and thunderstorms over the sierra but it's not as active as today. it was incredibly valleys with highs well into the 100s. on the satellite you can see the high pressure ridge over the desert southwest. it's bringing the hot desert temperatures back into california and the bay area. it will remain hot again tomorrow away from the coast with some highs in the 90s and low 100s. it should start to cool slightly on friday and over the weekend. more fog and cooler weather is expectd for the beginning of august next week. new ahead at 8 a mother with her two children is shoved to the ground and punched by a man in a parking lot... what she says set off the attacker. and next. a dog ... shot with an arrow in a california neighborhood...what neighbors are saying about

as kron four's terisa estacio reports, two teens and fireworks are at the center of the case.take pkg) this is video taken on july 8.... you can see the large plumes of smoke racing toward cars. nearly 480 acres were scorched... now a break in the case... about how it all started... alameda county sheriff's spokesperson ray kelly says it was here heading east on the side of 580 just past the flint exit where two teens broke down. sgt. ray kelly, alameda co. sheriff's spokesperson. the teens were horsing around, they put a fire work into the engine of their car, it went off then they started to try and put out the fire and couldn't and it took off on them. sgt ray kelly with alameda county sheriff's department says the teens recently turned themselves in confessing to the fire. sgt. kelly adds that during these days with fire danger so high, it is especially important to exercise great care with anything that could start a fire. sgt. kelly, the winds here, it just took off and we alll need to be mindful. kelly. "they did the right thing, by admitting to accidently starting the

in richmond, terisa estacio kron four news. (grant) happening now. san francisco police are looking for two men after a violent home invasion armed robbery . (vicki) it happened around two a.m. today on baker street...in the city's filmore district. there police say an unidentified man was returning home to his apartment... when two men wearing masks showed up waiving a gun. as that altercation was playing out...a woman who lives nearby walked into the trouble. she was then duct taped and placed two suspects attacked him and duct taped him and took him to apartment to safe" the crooks the crooks threatened to hurt the woman unless the man cooperated...so he did...opening a safe. police believe this was a targeted attack. (grant) an 81-year-old man who has spent all but one year of his life in the city of san leandro has run out of leandro has run out of options... and, is being evicted from his mobile home. kron four's philippe djegal spoke with the man who says his new property owners are pricing him out. (philippe) john busch doesn't want to leave

in richmond, terisa estacio kron four news. ##### (ken) in the east bay. new regulations and permits are in place for dockless scooter sharing programs. today... the public works committee approved the proposed ordinance...which will provide guidelines for oakland based scooter companies. dockless scooters are being placed in public locations for people to use... however if done incorrectly... the scooters can block wheelchairs and clutter sidewalks. the ordinance will require designated locations for dockless scooters. the ordinance will include a discounted membership plan for those who are low-income. now to our four zone forecast. taking a live look outside at s-f-o.kron-4's chief meteorologist lawrence karnow is here now with the forecast lawrence karnow: it was hot in the valleys today with highs in the low t0 mid 90s. fog lingered at the coast to keep temperatures much cooler there and in the 50s to low 60s. on the doppler you can see a few showers over the sierra. if you're going out tonight the fog is following the sea breeze back into the bay and

terisa estacio (vicki) in the north bay... officials have identified the couple found dead inside their home in san rafael.. police found 91-year old laurel bearham ... and 73-year-old james bearham yesterday morning. it was a suspected murder- suicide. police got a call from a man saying, he had just shot his wife and was ready to shoot himself. officials ordered a shelter- in- place in the area while a swat team investigated. police found the couple... and a gun inside. this is san rafael's first homicide since 20-11. (grant) a seven-month-old puppy is recovering after he was shot with an arrow. neighbors found axel the husky this afternoon in marysville...yuba county.... bloodied and wandering the street. the arrow went through his side, but missed his vital organs. the dog apparently shook it off. it ended up on the street corner near a hedge...still bloodied. axel's owner was devasted when he found out. < when they told me he was shot, i couldn't believe it, you know? because dogs are humans too, you know? so it just hurt

kron4's terisa estacio reports in oakland with the latest developments.derick almena atty, ghost ship plea deal. 9 years is a lot, he will think a lot about what happened to those people. attorneys for master tenant of the ghost ship derick almena defending the plea agreement announced in court tuesday. curtis briggs, attorney for max harris. it is a bittersweet day. but for family members of those who died in the fire... they had a very different take on the agreement. david gregory, daughter michaela died in fire. "good that thety plead, but the sentence not enough. during the hearing today, all 36 names of the victims were read out loud in court... some family members wept, and wiped away tears... another reason it was a rough day, some thought the plea bargain agreement was not tough enough. the gregory's lost their daughter michaela. david gregory, father, ghost ship plea deal. we think it needed to be more. but prosecutors defended the deal. autrey james, alameda co. asst d.a. ( darya ) firefighters in the south bay say they are in maximum enforceme

(grant)as kron four's terisa estacio reports, in this month alone, this store has been hit six times... (take pkg) watch... how fast it all goes down.... surveillance video capturing it all - the suspects open up their bags and starting grabbing garments - within minutes they take dozens of expensive items at this lululemon store in berkeley and race out. byron white, berkeley police dept. "they are fast." 'this is the 6th time in one month... 4 are related. you heard right, 6 times in one month, 4 cases all related. berkeley police releasing this video in hopes that someone recognizes the one of the members of the ring and reports them. and it is isnt just here at this store... here's a glance at the dollar amount in losses at other stores in the bay area and one store in fresno... nearly 100 thousand dollars! shoppers say they are not really surprised... laura page, shopper it is tough times. maria sharp, shopper. maybe more securitythe store did not have an official comment about the thefts... in the meantime, police are keeping a careful eye on this store... and they have this mes

kron4's terisa estacio says a similar system in the north bay has played a key role in firefighting... this fire in san rafael last month was picked up by one of marin county's fire cameras... and alerted the crews quickly so they could zero in where to go first to battle the blaze. battlion chief graham groneman, marin co. fire. it gives us great intel, so we can assess and attack. here is a closer look at the network, in the dispatch center... there are six cameras in total, all perched in strategic locations around the county.... graham. it is a really good, helpful system. and take a look at this.... this is a map obtained by kron four news... of a proposed new network of 8 fire cameras...for sonoma county. officials will be voting on the proposed system in august. the cost is close to half a million dollars. if passed it could be in place in the fall... close to the one year anniverasry of the deadly wine county fires. in addition to working as an extra eye in the county... marin battlion chief says the network also helps other agencies... that have access to the cameras, and can

now looking at camera technology that could help them detect large fires even earlier.as kron4's terisa estacio reports on a similar system already in place in marin county. graham groneman, battalion chief marin co. fire. "our fire response starts with prevention, response and those cameras really help. marin county battlion chief graham groneman was talking about this fire camera system... putting in place a few years ago in the county... here is a closer look at the network, in the dispatch center... there are six cameras in total, all perched in strategic locations.... graham. it is a really good, helpful system. currently, sonoma officials are considering a similar network... to help with early detection and response. this is a map obtained by kron four news... of a proposed new network of 8 fire cameras...for sonoma county. officials will be voting on the proposed system in august. the cost is close to half a million dollars. if passed it could be in place in the fall... close to the one year anniverasry of the deadly wine county fires. in addition to working as an extra eye in th

kron 4's terisa estacio was at the hearing today-- and says the man's wife was also in the courtroom. orlando lazo - the rideshare driver - faced the judge in san francisco superior court. his attorney strongly denied the horrific allegations against him including violently kidnapping and raping 4 women after they got into his car. (natural sound) not guilty your honor. after pleading not guilty. in court, lazo's attorney requested bail be set for his client arguing that he did not have a prior criminal history and that he is a family man referring to his wife, brother and nephew in court. kron four caught up with family members outside of court. natural sound - what do you have to say about this? is he innocent? did he rape those women? is he your brother? innocent? the case against lazo unfolded following a coordinated task force - the first case allegedly took place in november of 2013. the next case, feb of this year a third case in may and a fourth case in june. in the most recent case, after the victim called for a rideshare outside temple bar. the victim was falling asleep and

kron 4's terisa estacio has the story.hing was moving around in her parnter's planned dish for dinner. felicia cipolla. "it was gross." felicia cipolla says on monday night, she and her partner were getting read to cut up some fish they bought earlier in the day from the costco store in richmond... when she noticed the movement. felcia. "we buy fish occasionally from costco, but this is the first time a worm in it. and it isn't your typical worm, parasite." "the scary thing about it, it looks similar to bones and if you are not paying attention, you would just eat it and that is gross." in fact, felicia says she is so grossed out finding the white parasite, she decided to double bag the wild caught salmon and put it in a refrigerator in the spare room. felicia. it is definitely not dead. kron four reached out to costco. in response, they sent us a leaflet on parasites in marine fish which stated all lviing organisims inclduing fish can have parasites. the leaflet written by two uc davis seafood specalists, said that throug

now looking at camera technology that could help them detect large fires even earlier.as kron4's terisa estacio reports on a similar system already in place in marin county. graham groneman, battalion chief marin co. fire. "our fire response starts with prevention, response and those cameras really help. marin county battlion chief graham groneman was talking about this fire camera system... putting in place a few years ago in the county... here is a closer look at the network, in the dispatch center... there are six cameras in total, all perched in strategic locations.... graham. it is a really good, helpful system. currently, sonoma officials are considering a similar network... to help with early detection and response. this is a map obtained by kron four news... of a proposed new network of 8 fire cameras...for sonoma county. officials will be voting on the proposed system in august. the cost is close to half a million dollars. if passed it could be in place in the fall... close to the one year anniverasry of the deadly wine county fires. in addition to working as an extra eye in th

kron 4's terisa estacio was at the hearing today-- and says the man's wife was also in the courtroom. orlando lazo - the rideshare driver - faced the judge in san francisco superior court. his attorney strongly denied the horrific allegations against him including violently kidnapping and raping 4 women after they got into his car. (natural sound) not guilty your honor. after pleading not guilty. in court, lazo's attorney requested bail be set for his client arguing that he did not have a prior criminal history and that he is a family man referring to his wife, brother and nephew in court. kron four caught up with family members outside of court. natural sound - what do you have to say about this? is he innocent? did he rape those women? is he your brother? innocent? the case against lazo unfolded following a coordinated task force - the first case allegedly took place in november of 2013. the next case, feb of this year a third case in may and a fourth case in june. in the most recent case, after the victim called for a rideshare outside temple bar. the victim was falling asleep and

kron4's terisa estacio says a similar system in the north bay has played a key role in firefighting..is fire in san rafael last month was picked up by one of marin county's fire cameras... and alerted the crews quickly so they could zero in where to go first to battle the blaze. battlion chief graham groneman, marin co. fire. it gives us great intel, so we can assess and attack. here is a closer look at the network, in the dispatch center... there are six cameras in total, all perched in strategic locations around the county.... graham. it is a really good, helpful system. and take a look at this.... this is a map obtained by kron four news... of a proposed new network of 8 fire cameras...for sonoma county. officials will be voting on the proposed system in august. the cost is close to half a million dollars. could be in place in the fall... close to the one year anniverasry of the deadly wine county fires. in addition to working as an extra eye in the county... marin battlion chief says the network also helps other agencies... that have access to the cameras, and can help send back u

kron4's terisa estacio reports in oakland with the latest developments. brian getz, derick almena atty, ghost ship plea deal. 9 years is a lot, he will think a lot about what happened to those people. attorneys for master tenant of the ghost ship derick almena defending the plea agreement announced in court tuesday. curtis briggs, attorney for max harris. it is a bittersweet day. but for family members of those who died in the fire... they had a very different take on the agreement. david gregory, daughter michaela died in fire. "good that thety plead, but the sentence not enough. during the hearing today, all 36 names of the victims were read out loud in court... some family members wept, and wiped away tears... another reason it was a rough day, some thought the plea bargain agreement was not tough enough. the gregory's lost their daughter michaela. david gregory, father, ghost ship plea deal. we think it needed to be more. but prosecutors defended the deal. autrey james, alameda co. asst d.a. (pam) continuing (pam) (pam) continuing our coverage... 36 p

kron 4's terisa estacio has the story.y felicia cipolla of el sobrante... after she noticed something was moving around in her parnter's planned dish for dinner. felicia cipolla. "it was gross." felicia cipolla says on monday night, she and her partner were getting read to cut up some fish they bought earlier in the day from the costco store in richmond... when she noticed the movement. felcia. "we buy fish occasionally from costco, but this is the first time a worm in it. and it isn't your typical worm, parasite." "the scary thing about it, it looks similar to bones and if you are not paying attention, you would just eat it and that is gross." in fact, felicia says she is so grossed out finding the white parasite, she decided to double bag the wild caught salmon and put it in a refrigerator in the spare room. felicia. it is definitely not dead. kron four reached out to costco. in response, they sent us a leaflet on parasites in marine fish which stated all lviing organisims inclduing fish can have parasites. the leaflet w

(vicki) kron4's terisa estacio is in oakland tonight with the latest developments.egory, victims father. it is not enough. for the family members who lost loved ones in the ghost ship fire, this was a very difficult day for several reasons. for one, during the hearing today, all 36 names of the victims were read out loud in court... some family members wept, and wiped away tears... another reason it was a rough day, some thought the plea bargain agreement was not tough enough. the gregory's lost their daughter michaela.david gregory, father, ghost ship plea deal. we think it needed to be more. but for the attorney's reprsenting max harris and derick almena - this plea bargain agreement was more than enough. tony serra, attorney representing derick almena, ghost ship plea deal. he is in pain, he will suffer for this. curtis briggs, attorney representing max harris, ghost ship plea deal. he is sorry this happened. as for prosecutors... they defended the deal;, adding, in the end, this was an agreement they felt would best serve all of those who died that fateful night