how big is the area, what kind of places this? those very typical american sprawling shopping malls. it's a large area, several major stores, and what is not clear is whether the shooting took place in just one building or was spread around this area. and that is the part of the investigation and that is why it is such a sensitive, difficult situation in these early minutes and hours after the shooting making the entire area safe. and then to conduct the investigation, speaking to people who were doing their shopping perhaps in different stores, trying to get back to their cars, the entire area sealed as a crime scene because they want to try to preserve evidence. it is a major ordealfor to preserve evidence. it is a major ordeal for everyone involved but to preserve evidence. it is a major ordealfor everyone involved but a major test for authorities as they begin this investigation to try to find out exactly what happened and to ultimately make the area safe. peter, thank you for that. local police have given this update. at this

the areas of red. that's where the traffic is moving slow. some of the worst is heading away from san francisco. on the bay bridge. >> drivers getting relief at the gas pump. aaa says prices are the lowest in three years -- in the bay area 3.50 to 3.70 and that's down 10-cents from a month ago. i saw gas as 3.29 today. the enforgetterment period will -- enforcement period will be starting tonight. looking for drunk and impaired drivers. >> in 2018 there was over 36 fatalities and close to 1100 dui arrests, what we're doing to stop that is have the maximum amount of officers out there. >> the chp will be setting up guy check points as part of the safety campaign, they recommend ride share if you plan on drinking. >>> new information in the case against the undocumented immigrant acquitted in the death of kate steinle. steinle was shot and killed when walking with her father in 2015. >>> turning now to the other big story in florida where dorian just strengthened to a catagory four hurricane. people are boarding up windows and filling sand bags

you know, all of the bay area sports fans are watching. think there is t different feel to this one than other series. >> reporter: this series definitely means more, to the giants catcher. he was a fan favorite with his five seasons with the oakland a's. >> i still have some dialogue with them. i hope he takes a couple of days off. >> i'm happy to see the a's, i'm happy to see those guys. especially those that i have not seen since 2017. am looking forward to seeing them. >> reporter: you speak at time to time? >> a thing called text messages. he does all of the time. every couple of months we are still in contact. >> reporter: we are just guessing what that text message might look like. madison bumgarner is beginning his warm up he is 4 head 2 . it was not quite as dramatic when rudy returned to the practice field. but there was a signing at the end of the radar practice today. antonio brown is still one not 100%, and he is still searching for the right helmet. >> i'm just grateful to be here . i have dealt with a lot of adversity. i am e

and slow 880 in the hayward area. and low at the approach to the san mateo bridge. >> it's 6:19 and i'll send it to mark for a look at the hot weather. >>> temperatures soaring once again. good morning to you with a few spots up above 100 degrees. we're talking about an excessive heat warning for all of the areas in orangish red. the heat advisory in the inland east bay and the santa clara valley. 96 to 106 degrees. yesterday we had quite a few records. santa rosa could tie a record. and san jose easily tying a record or going up above it. in concord, a steady warmup into the afternoon hours. this morning in the 70s. and temperatures soaring up to 100 degrees. current numbers, we'll check on those. concord, 66. san jose, 59. san francisco, 60 degrees. and in the north bay, 58. half moon bay is one of the cooler spots starting the day around 50 degrees. outside right now. the live camera looking above san francisco with mostly clear skies. and you can see a bit of haze in the sky. the spare the air continues with the we

we went to the closest major waterway we knew in the area of cleveland. and what we found was that every day because of what we do the crooked river dies. >> the cuyahoga river as most think of it, the brown stream that meets lake erie, an industrial waterway, its banks populated by steel mills and factories. its channel filled with ships and tugs. the cuyahoga river as it reaches lake erie after a 100 mile twisting and turning journey from head waters is an exhausting stream. abused, misused by man and his machines. without the cuyahoga, the sprawling area of cleveland, g akron would not exist. the river was the reason of settling here in the 1780s. the river called quicken by the delaware indians provided a waterway to the interior of ohio and so man came and continued coming. still today, nearly 2 million live and work in the river basin. in creating this urban complex, man used the river as men have always used rivers. the flow has been put to work as a and a half gabl stream, water s supply and sewer. man's mark is everywhere. there have been changes

a preliminary analysis of the hub plan area determined that 27 buildings within the hub area require new evaluations. this was because either the buildings had not been preselected for intensive level evaluation and past surveys. were not age eligible at the time of the surveys. meaning they were not 45 years old. had designations or evaluations that were determined not to be sufficient for the purposes of the survey. or, because no information came to light indicating new potential areas of significance. this had to do with lgbtq history or modern architectural history. of the 27 buildings evaluated, five were identified as individually eligible historic resources. this includes the san francisco women's centers at 55-63 brady street. the san francisco buyers club, then gantner and mattern company building at 1453 mission street, the mirrored flat type residential building at 1618-1624 howard street and the san francisco human services agency building at 170 otis street. the draft eir has identified significant and unavoidable impacts with regard to historical resources area the firs

>>well happening tomorrow, the bay area will be under a spare the air alert. this is the 12th alert. so far this year. officials say the alert is being triggered by high temperatures light winds and vehicle exhaust so expect to see more small than usual. people are being advised to exercise in the early morning hours when ozone concentration levels are lower. >>let's take a live look outside right now as we chat about our 4 zone forecast and there is the city of san francisco and that fog. will be cooling us off is just creeping in they're on the side. >>thank god for that fog is we're joined by meteorologist down. what our work week forecast looks like i'm not going back to school forecast looks like as well. >>yeah, a lot of changes out there right now so we're going to get a little bit of a mix of everything warm temperatures possible light showers in the north bay and cooling down and drying out as well by the end of the week. so let's take a look at our spare the air alert. remember it does go into effect starting tomorrow summation a car pull as much as

particularly in the areas that we are affected by the. day earlier in the year infrastructure is to damaged yet to be repaired to the wrongs and the bridges that we watched away and then all saw in other parts of the country you find that moving grain from one place to another is also a challenge because of the fuel situation in the country these need for adequate fuel supplies for the government to be able to be moving grain from one place to the other so there are air mounted pool challenges that the country is facing which are also increasing. problem that is the country facing in terms of food availability privilege farmers have been very hard hit by the effects of the ongoing drought what needs to be done to help them out i think it's a question of preparedness you find that i knew earlier when zimbabwe goes through drought these always a lack of preparedness and even farmers you know in terms of preparing them for this season when the rainfall is low so the our courts are no way sometimes it ends up affecting them because they plan

>>the bay area's local news station. and again if you're just joining us here for the 9 o'clock hour we had a warehouse erupt in flames this morning. it was in east oakland near 11th street and 23th avenue that's in the jungle town neighborhood right off of 8 80's so traffic can see it. it's only sing about a 100 feet off the roadway. and it has been burning since just before 6 30 this morning we've got a lot of fire personnel responding in fact they've made great progress in bringing it down from the intensity that you see in these earlier clips to what the situation is right now and for that we want to go live to the scene kron four's will tran standing by will. >>right now looks like the red cross is coming in. but we've learned it's really not necessary you can see a red cross member is said piers right there that's not necessary because we just found out from the city of oakland that this is that karma herschel area, nobody lives at the wear houses used by about 30 artists and you can see the firefighters still have

the d a. for those of us who aren't specifically familiar with that area here in the bay area we're talking >>north of hopping on the west side of one oh one can you give us a kind of a rough idea of what we're talking about as far as location, those. >>yet that is north of the community of popcorn. and on the west side of the highway. it's about 15 mile. would tell i am. >>so again in terms of the evacuation order is that about to expand or do you feel like you're getting it sounds like you. you have 25% containment but you're heading into the night time hours which is always more difficult for fire crews to china not down a blaze. give us a sense as you move forward, what you anticipate in terms of evacuations and the firefight. >>yet midpoint back away from veteran at they were made for the evening. they have done a device for evacuation that out the fire. but as of now we're a place people do social media for they're part of budget that way. >>he's you mentioned 300 firefighters on the scene can you talk about the the air support the you're getting because i imagine right now that that wou

what needs to be done to make the save? three areas chinook helicopter from the raf is dropping sandbags into the scabbard section, the damaged section of the spillway. that is going well, 400 bags put in yesterday, in between each drop, we are putting grout into binder material, and additionally pumping significance amounts of water. the canal river trust contractors are pumping significant amounts of water out, we are building a slipway the reservoir to put more pumps on. the third area is, we are doing work to dumb offany third area is, we are doing work to dumb off any inlets into the reservoir. so no dumb off any inlets into the reservoir. 50 no more dumb off any inlets into the reservoir. so no more water dumb off any inlets into the reservoir. 50 no more water cancer in —— so no more reservoir. 50 no more water cancer in “ so no more water can reservoir. 50 no more water cancer in —— so no more water can flow in. how long before it is perfectly safe ? how long before it is perfectly safe? the latest information, residents may be

only at jack in the box. >>area's local news station. and we are back 20 if you're just joining us at 8 o'clock here is the latest breaking news out of oakland, we have a massive warehouse, the fire that's being dealt with right now by firefighters its a 3 alarm fire you can see in some of the video recorded earlier the sick plume of black smoke billowing up into the air clearly visible by traffic here on 8.80 is a drives by this is close proximity right n nimitz freeway we got a lot of this video from folks who just pulled out their cell phones when they were. >>driving on a norris's notices huge plume of smoke. once again this is a 3 alarm fire that's burning at a warehouse at 9.76 23th avenue. that's right between the jingle town and fruitvale district started around 6.30 and it's not yet under control we continue to get new video. that's coming in of this a studio space it's sort of like an artist community in artists space that they rent 2 artists so you know we have big safety concerns about exactly what's inside the chemicals that

it's one of the oldest in the bay area. en going for 44 years. 250 artisans, 40% are from here in the bay area. the show takes place august 2nd, which is today from 10:00 to 6:00, running out of time for that one. saturday and sunday, $12 tickets. you ought to get in on that. finally the walt disney family museum. have you been over there? it's stunning. isn't it? >> we've got free tickets for you. they're vip tickets. it the walt disney family museum is out of the presidio. one of the most popular museums in san francisco. the tickets are worth $35 each. walt disney raised animation to an art form. you know that. they are -- it's an amazing museum set up by the family not run by a non-profit. you'll have a great time. go to abc7news.com and look for the finney's friday free stuff page. >> you just know michael. kristen's getting stylish with the craft exhibits. >> thank you. that will do it for us tonight. world news with david muir" is next. i'm ama daetz. >> i'm kristen sze. for all of us here, thanks for joining us tonig

the areas hit nearly 100 degrees over the weekend. as we get in to saturday, holding onto the trend and warming up a little bit for your bay area sundays. >>> california hospitals are asking lawmakers to scale back on some earthquake standards. hospital officials say they cost too much and may not be need. a 2030 deadline requires buildings to stay open after an earthquake. the city was paid for by the sa billion. the californias association says changing the rules would be a multibillion dollars bailout on seismic safety standards. >>> san francisco ferry terminal is set to undergo a $34 million renovation. the san francisco bay and conservation development commission has approved a plan to renovate and expand piers 31 and 3, they call for historical exhibition area, shoreline plaza, restaurants as well. construction could start as early as tends of the year and expected to last until 2023. >>> happening now, one of the main entrances is shutdown to vehicle traffic due to a bridge replacement project. it started at 6:00 this morning.

can be gang impacted at times. >> the police chief says the area is known as a hot spot for crime. but they are increasing patrols. >> we continue use our special operations as we have been doing to try to quail the violence. . >> people are afried say something. >> reporter: many say neighbors are afraid to report the crimes and they urge residents to take action. >> everybody needs to call. >> we are not going to know what is going on unless you tell us. >> the chief says not only will the area see more police patrol cars but they will also be doing more foot patrols as well. maria medina, kpix 5. . >>> coming up, bay area parents expressing outrage over a plan to merge two schools. >> plus google's donation to combat homelessness in its backyard. the bay area communities that could benefit. >> and who knew cougars could read. why the sacramento street where one was it's time for the biggest sale of the year on a sleep number 360 smart bed. you can adjust your comfort on both sides - your sleep number setting. can it help keep us asleep? absolute

all over the area. this store has been hit three times this month. >> phones, tablets, lab tops, these men yanked anything they could from the display tables. it happened an hour before the store closed. >> i heard a commotion. >> i spoke to the woman who took the video of the incident. >> pulling the phones and ipads off the strings they are on, the metal strings they are on. pulling them off. >> the thieves ran out of the store, their arms full of stolen electronics, the thieves jumped into a gray volkswagen jetta. the car almost hit an suv and people on the street. >> there were pedestrians on the street including kids and ran down a bunch of kids. >> the police say this is the third time the store has been hit. part of the store front is covered because of a incident last week. the mo is similar to this and grab. a ring of thieves were caught last week -- year. >> i wasn't scared. i was thinking why is everyone running away, there's more of us than them. we could have taken them. >> what's the point

flames came chess onto mobile homes in the area. no word yet on containment yet. >>> the father and family lawyer one of the bay area men accused of killings a italian police officer are expected to speak publicly tonight. ethen elder returned to the bare and after visiting his son who remains in prison in rome. italian police say he confessed to standing the offer. his friend is also implicated in the crime. tonight ethan elder and the family lawyer will speak outside the family's home in san francisco. at 7:00 p.m. we're going to be there and to be there the latest in the 11:00 newscasts. >> new at 5:00, a hit-and-run involving a union city police officer happening late last night in the area of g street and fifth street. toyota priuss was speeding when it crashed into the rear door of the police car. you can can see the results of the crash. the toyota filled with multiple people. they detained a banker but the driver and other passengers ran from the scene. the officer was rushed to the hospital after he had a neck and head injur

the morning. so commuters going around this area. the freeway was probably going to be impacted in the morning and for. commuters who did find an alternate route from the to 15 in the 60 interchange. all right. you're listening live to a news conference in southern california traffic stop that turned deadly. >>in riverside which is east of los angeles 3 chp officers were hit one of the 3 has died. we have a few more details according to the la times this all started when a chp motorcycle officer. >>stop the driver of a pickup truck for an unknown offense and then that suspect for some reason pulled a rifle on the officer apparently they're getting ready to tell his truck away and the suspect pulled out a rifle on the officer and opened fire. other units arrived on the scene other chp officers in riverside county sheriff's deputies and they got into an extended gun battle. the reports are that several dozen rounds were fired between them. >>and the suspect was killed in the they do not know the motive for the shooting know where that d

>>> we are heating things up in the bay area. eme heat but warming up, 60s, 70s, 80s and lower 90s this afternoon. that is your wednesday forecast. we have been watching fog trying to float and dance around the bay this morning. more sunshine expected this afternoon. showing you this satellite high clouds cruise up to the north, eureka and cape montecito. clear to partly cloudy skies, san francisco 5 degrees. napa 52. cool spots out. there concord 63. san jose in the upper 50s. the man for this morning, partly cloudy, patchy fog, into the afternoon hourses lots of sunshine, temperatur ranging, see where we are this morning this the mid 50s to the mid- 60s. 6 all the way to 93 degrees. microclimates showing up resurface across the bay area. near the coast, 6s to the 70s san francisco. 74 around the bay. mainly in the lower 80s. inland not extremely hot. lower 90s this afternoon by 2:00 or 3:00. things could warm up a little bit in your thursday forecast. checking on the roadways now with sal. he is standing by. >>> we have traffic

it happened at the store on south main street on sunday a busy area. police say the suspects were walking around the store before stealing those iphones they then ran out got it was waiting silver four-door honda civic and then drove off. >>well turning our attention to the weather right now and the heat that is hitting the bay area. this is a look at those current temperatures and you can see it is hot in the north bay is hot inland and it is hot in the south bay as well hot hot hot. ok center to meteorologist lawrence karnow up to the roof top of of our studios just to see. so with the temperatures are really like lawrence has a feeling for you right now yet. you know this is probably one of the few cool spots are least comfortable spots in the bay area that's kind of the way. >>it's going to play out pretty typical the heat wave at this time in the bay area. it is going to get very very hot in some spots maybe 40 degrees hotter. the places along the coastline outside right now. yeah we've got that breeze that has been picking up around the bay area k

sky ranger giving you an overhead view of the area. there was a vegetation fire southbound 680 near andrade road. fire crews were there. the fire is now out. no doubt there was a lot of distraction in that area. we heard of some power outages, pg&e reporting some power outages there. such dry conditions out there on the sunol grade. we see it every time this year how dry it is. it is always so concerning because you don't want the flames to leap at all. >> sky ranger widened out and we saw all the dry grass. a couple of spots caught fire. they jumped on that right away. >> and there was not a lot of winds in the area. what about the morning commute. >> i want cary to talk about that also, because of the dry conditions there was a potential for that to be rather bad. >> it is going to be a hot day. the good news is we are starting out cool. we don't have a lot of wind and the humidity this morning is fairly high. we are seeing drifts of fog around the golden gate every now and then. right now it is mostly clear on this morning with a lot

switching to the heat advisory across the bay area. welcome to the four on 2. >> people in the bay area working to beat the heat pick we will get right to it and bring in meteorologist, mark tamayo with some of the scorching temperatures today . >> inland spots of above 100 degrees and temperatures soaring across the mid-portions of the bay area. a heat advisory is in place and also spare the air alert once again. the heat advisories and in place for that north bay inland east bay and santa clara valley and the spare the air alert is extended into the thursday forecast. look at some of the preliminary numbers throughout the day, some of the unofficial highs, livermore, 102, walnut creek, 102, santa rosa, 100. this is not a heat event for the entire bay area. it is warm. san francisco, 83 and look at half moon bay, that looks pleasant, 72 so we went from 72 to 102 degrees. excessive heat warnings toward clear lake around lake county toward the fairfield area. heat advisory is a mention for areas closer to the east bay, north bay, santa c

we showed you the area of low pressure in the pacific. it is lifting closer to the coastline and maybe by friday night into early saturday morning we could maybe have some sprinkles approaching mendocino county. that is something to watch out for a few days from now. but at least for today, definitely cooling off the numbers. still 80s worth antioch and brentwood. santa rosa 80 degrees. san francisco 65 and a funeral poor neighborhoods of san jose checking in at 79. san mateo 74th and a look ahead at the five day forecast. temperatures will continue to drop off on the thursday forecast. maybe a few extra clouds friday and then into the weekend we could have drizzle first thing saturday morning and if you want to the warmer temperatures, we have that as well by sunday and early next week. by monday, the warmest locations inland her back to the 90s. but between now and then, looks like cooling relief for the entire bay area. >> we will take it. >>> communities across the country celebrating national night out with block parties so neighbors

it will heat up for some of the inland areas. the bay will be at 84, and the coast reaching the low 70s. as you make plans, it will be slightly hotter on sunday but we are still going to have a nice wide range in temperatures from the coast to the valleys. if you are headed to martinez on saturday, it will be 79 degrees early and then reaching the upper 80s. we have the palo alto festival of the arts happening and it's going to be warm there, especially with all the sunshine. the earlier the better. at 10:00 it will be 71 degrees. yosmite this weekend will be warm for the day hikes reaching into the low 80s. up to 81 tomorrow as well as saturday, and 84 degrees on sunday. then for santa cruz, we are going to have nice weather there. mostly sunny skies, and saturday reaching 75 and 79 degrees on sunday. if you are going to l.a. we have mid to upper 70s there all throughout the weekend. let me know what is going on. i am @karihallweather on facebook and instagram. >>> next, news coming in of a woman set on fire in contra costa count

, some areas in the 50s, but just santa rosa. ts of other areas in the 60s right now from napa, fairfield, concord at 66 and livermore at 64 degree. i want to show you how it plays out today. we have the area of low pressure to our north, but it is just going to bring us some cloud cover this morning. then we could see a chance, a very slight chance of some sprinkles. some of our models picking up a little bit of sprinkles, maybe through the santa cruz mountains. it also could just be verga so the moisture may not hit the ground. then by about lunch time we will see the clouds pull back. this evening, mostly clear except clouds at the coast that stay there most of the day. highs will be similar to yesterday's numbers. breezy at the coast with an on-shore flow keeping things cool. san francisco, half moon bay in the mid 60s, and we will see clearing through parts of the north bay with clouds passing through. 70s around the bay and low 80s inland. antioch warming up to 83 degrees. san jose, 80 degrees. santa cruz, 73. we will see so

the action. but we start in russia where a new highway used to be built through an area in the south of moscow the problem during the soviet era radioactive waste was dumped here locals around environmentalists are sounding the alarm dangerous levels of radiation that's what nuclear physicist andrea shut off his radiation counter tells him every time here moscow's pauli metals factory started dumping nuclear waste on this scale in the 1940 s. and fifty's when the area in the south of moscow wasn't yet part of the city so far the radioactive material is contained under a layer of clay but the activist insists that the plant highway could cut straight through the nuclear waste collection bites they might start digging up the soil and moving it around without taking into account what is contaminated it will be released into the atmosphere and anyone who prays that song will get radioactive nuclei into their lungs. he has been giving informal tours of the spot to journalists and locals. local residents like are worried about what could end up in the river and in their long. if you know that this nucle

so police they secure the area. they removed the device, a man they gave the all clear. police are hoping that you can help identify the woman in this surveillance video take a look she stole a purse she took credit card she charged several thousands of dollars on outsells cards. if you recognize her you are asked to call the santa rosa police department. the state's largest operator of recycling redemption centers is out of business replay and that's what it's called it close all of its 284 recycling centers and lay off 750 employees the company had several facilities right here in the bay area. the company's president says it stopped operating because of increased business costs and failing. excuse me falling prices of recycle aluminum and also plastics advocates are urging the state to reform how it subsidizes recycling centers. the east right now 2000 students will benefit from a backpack drive in contra costa county. khan forcefully chagall has more on the effort to make sure the students are ready for the first day of school. >>as the summer winds down for students

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people familiar with the area. we would like to work with navigation providers and people staring at phones for better or worse when driving that navigation would not direct them. the data over the years from uber and will i many the. we added loading zone to keep the material. we can't compel them to use the spaces, if there is a possibility that we could do something in the future these are ripe to implement such proposal. why after four years are we before you today with this proposal? vision zero is high with the work we do. it is octavia and hayes street. seeing the issues now. we do believe we worked through traffic same changes. we worked to provide the mini street sweep persons. we found success with he the bike lanes through the city to keep this area clean as well. while the block see space will be developed to affordable housing it is three to four years ahead. we can see if we with make it more permanent. in terms of schedule if approved today we could implement in the fall with all projects an evaluatio

in the bay area, $3.62 in oakland. >>> police departments around the bay area reminding people that labor day weekend is one of the busiest time of the year for crashes. officers will be looking for signs of alcohol or drug impairment. 31 people were killed in car crashes in california over last year's labor day weekend. >>> after an uptick in crime in the chinatown neighborhood. the city is trying a technological approach to the problem. coming up we'll get a look at high-tech cameras that are aimed at helping to improve safety for people in the chinatown district. >>> outside our doors the clouds are clearing and temperatures are warming. and we have a beautiful summer like forecast in time for the labor day weekend. details after the break. you've still got game. at aetna, we find that inspiring. but to stay on top of your game takes a plan. that's why aetna takes a total approach to health and wellness. with medicare solutions designed to help you age actively. aetna medicare solutions. at at&t we believe in access. the opportunity for everyone to explore a digital world. connecting w

if you have any allergies, could be the tumbleweed pollen around the bay area. ality looks great as the winds have picked up, no issues with smoke pollution. but wind could be a story tomorrow. could gust closer to 30 to 40 miles per hour as that sea breeze stays strong. of course the on shore wind bringing in a lot of low clouds. so sunday morning starting off with areas of light rain and drizzle probably on those coastal hilltops as this futurecast shows. low clouds all the way to the carcinas straight for the morning. but likely and even cooler finish to the weekend coming tomorrow as daytime highs drop a couple more degrees. in the morning we've got numbers in the mid- to upper 50s. low 80s closer to san jose and obviously 90s off the board for inland locations. mostly low 80s inland, east of 680. and if you're going to head out to the a's game tomorrow, it looks fantastic. temperatures in the low 70s. now back towards the peninsula in san francisco, numbers in the 70s and 60s right there in downtown san francisco. and look at the temperature if you're going

so series few that always splits the bay area. yeah. and the kron 4 cylinder sacking has more now from fans about this rivalry. >>when asked what expands in san francisco, giants fans. of the bay bridge to lead the a's one more time, the battle of >>between just valley for the bridge and balances for the band is a who's there in the bay area is >>as the 2 teams duked it out and say it's always been >>it's pretty bad. i'd say any more neighbors, a lot of us are neighbors were all mixed like the niners raiders were but you know it's good right. it's a good friend one i think. >>it's a good neighborhood rivalry, families and others against each other, but in the best way possible well, the bible respects the bay area it also includes some households. it's rough. we're a saudi year. >>for christine jason selma, it's a struggle leaving the house on game day. >>we have 2 toddlers so it's a debate on how they come out of the house where they're wearing giants gear or a's gear i lost the this morning. usual so as you can see they are in a's gear

he is from allen, texas, near the dallas area. s say he was armed with a rifle when he began shooting in the parking lot of the cielo vista mall at 10:00 a.m. local time. investigators say he then made his way into a walmart store. he continued there shooting. speaking at a press conference earlier, the mayor of el paso said the city will heal. >> our community will not be defined by this senseless, evil act of violence. we will be defined by the unity and compassion we showed in the wake of this tragedy. united, our community will heal. el paso is too strong to be broken by a cowardly act like this one. >> federal investigators are reviewing the shooters online activities to to see if they can find anything that may speak to a motive. >>> our coverage of the fires burning in contra costa county continue tonight. they burned 655 acres and fire officials say they now have the upper hand. the fires prompted evacuations of a number of people living in a mobile home park near the fire line. tran wants alyssa harrington spoke to residen

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riders, and the bay area. assistance from the government would mean that funding for that full commute across the south bay could arrive ahead of schedule. vta is on track to get a big funding boost from the federal government. the administration was in town wednesday with the news. >> i'm very pleased to announce $125 million funding allocation to santa clara valley transportation authority. >> reporter: vta is the first transit agency in the nation being considered for this program. the injection of money is expected to speed up the approval process for major infrastructure project. in this case, vta's four station b.a.r.t. extension that would take riders through san jose into santa clara. >> infrastructure will need to be delivered faster. it will be interesting to see how we make it through this pilot program. >> reporter: come december, san jose's station in district four will be the new end of the line. he says he's learned firsthand that growth does not come without growing pains. >> overall in the long

we're going to take it to the memorial honoring the fallen officer from the bay area. news and back to our big hot spot of the morning, this overturned rv it's been blocking since around 5 o'clock and it was stolen the driver crash ash with another vehicle and it's been a big problem since the 5 o'clock hour east bound 5.80 between seminary and edwards in the city of oakland, it's about halfway between those 2 points so a special traffic alert remains in place. no new updates from the oakland police department or chp just yet. at last check they sent the right lane is close and we can see from sensors said it's just awful on both sides are back to will be on high street westbound the opposite side there just mostly folks looking at the crash of their backed up all the way into san leandro there's nothing blocked on 5 of the westbound here is your drive time almost 40 minutes from castor valley to downtown oakland because of that. now when you compare it to the nimitz freeway, it's only 22 minutes so it's going to be slow on the nimitz but who are saving a little time fr

guys yeah, triple digit heat today across a lot of the bay area. if you do need an doubts, the golden gate bridge or one of our coastal areas. >>these are going to the the spots to be today, 70's right up the coast in some sunshine. it's going to be really nice out there at the coast. i wish i could say that for really anywhere else in the bay area this is going to be hot for areas even like san francisco mission in financial districts will be solidly into the 80's and when you don't have ac that doesn't feel good for those of us with a c out in the east bay south bay in north bay. it's going to be so high you just want to want want to stepped outside too terribly much a mostly in the 60's this morning so we're already off to a pretty mild start morning into the afternoon today, it's not going to be mild and all hot enough that these peach areas are going to be a effected by a heat watch starting at 11:00am this is going to affect much of the east bay, what you head into the hills and now into the tri valley as well as on up to concord and walnut cr

>>there are several cooling centers open across the bay area to help people beat the heat you can find an entire list on our website kron 4 dot com. >>it also track the weather in your neighborhood and get alerts when breaking news happens. you can do that with the kron 4 mobile app. happening now 2 police officers are currently trapped inside a home where 6 officers were shot and wounded during a standoff today in philadelphia on the north side of town there. authorities say the officers were attempting to serve a warrant involving some kind of illegal narcotics activity when suspect started shooting this afternoon the neighborhood right now is on lockdown and that includes nearby temple university's main campus. officials say the swat team is concerned about the location of the shooter inside the building. at one point the suspect was reportedly on the first floor and was firing through the walls within the last hour police said the suspect was still armed and still shooting. the injured officers are expected to be ok and were taken to a nearby hospital for treatment will keep you po

but the 49ers really didn't use him in that area. as they wanted him to really concentrate on becoming a wide receiver. now this year, year two, he is certainly in the mix to be the team's punt returner, trent taylor, dj reed and richie james have also been back returning punts. richard hightower says one day someone will have a good day, the next day somebody else. but this year, donte pettis, even though he's going to be a starter on offense is very much in the mix to be a major contributor on special teams as well. >> meanwhile, in napa at raiders camp, antonio brown hasn't been a full participant in practice, and now we may know why. vick tayfer learned that brown is seeing a foot specialist. it is not considered to be a long-term injury. our insider, scott bair is in napa with more on the raiders. >> raiders' defense front wasn't addressed in free agency, leading many to think it could be a team weakness heading into the 2019 season. buckner has taken articles written by several and shown them to his defensive linemen, and his de

lots of the bay area on the mild sin

we are expecting sunshine in the bay area. patchy fog is trying to regroup near the coast and portions of the bay this morning. not nearly as widespread as yesterday at this time. look at the temperatures, we are ex-pegging those readings, the hot spots to be climbing back up into the 90s this afternoon. the satellite, we have clear to partly cloudy skies across a good portion of the bay area. the storm track is up to the north, storm track but a system up there setting in high clouds around eureka and cape montecito. cooler start for napa and santa rosa. oak land 60, lots of 60s for mountain view and san jose. the plan for today, for a lace like concord. temperatures warming up into the afternoon hours, approaching lower 90s later on today. interesting weather says up. this weather system up to the north, this would cool us off but this area of high pressure wants to rebuild. 60s to the 90s. this will continue to build in, this would lead to temperatures going up above 100 degrees but that will not be the case because we watch

quite fright anyonely for the folks who live around this area. we are seeing a lot of fire crews out here not only east contra costa fire which only has three stations but the mutual aid was called in with the contra costa county fire, moraga fire, a fire fighting unit from concord. what made huge difference was the fact that cal fire was able to bring in a couple of aerial units making water drops. the battalion chief said the big challenge in this rural area is that there are no fire hydrants, no source of water out here. so the rigs that cape out here basically had to bring their own water. but at this point, we can tell you that the fire has been knocked down. there's no more forward progress. more than 25 units are staying on the scene. a live picture here. this is contra costa county fire. they have some firefighters it out there the at this point. they've been putting foam on that pile of smoking debris. there's a lot of smoldering debris out here, and as you can imagine, that is the big concern because i think you can probably see it is st

view from above shows just how urban the area is the nuclear waste site is slotted between a park and moscow's main river the mosque now the plan is to build a fly over parallel to the railway bridge here construction is slated to begin later this year the city says the new road will ease traffic in moscow and they insist that construction is safe and negative but the people to move them which the soil will not be disturbed. by support for the flyover will be built here its foundations will be up to 5 metres below the surface we've carried out studies of the sort of that depth and there were no radiation measurements above the norm there and the road went touch the ground here if you look at it you wouldn't put people in the area don't believe the author already they recently held a protest against the highway which people here see as the latest sign their government just doesn't care about the signs here read road of death and warn of a 2nd term noble catastrophe. on the lives in the high rise apartments across from the plant construction she grew up here and has been fighting the hi

>>everybody recognizes how hard it is to make it in the bay area right now. this is certainly just one of many steps that are needed to help kids ensure that they have the best experience they can in the classroom. but i think this is really more than anything just a reflection of how much is chairs in berkeley time to set the kron 4 news. >>a california church offers refuge to immigrants hoping to bypass ice agents. why some people say they're helping people break the law. >>and police in the north bay arrest a high-risk sex-offender this after harassing seve >>welcome back to kron 4 news at 8 a registered sex-offender is back behind bars tonight. after he's accused of stalking and chasing several women and sandra fell this weekend. he ran from police several times according to police but they were able to take him into custody after hours of negotiating. >>kron four's has our story. according to sandra fell police the man in custody was homeless and he's what they call a high risk. >>sex-offender he was just released from jail on august 9th that now just a w

slowing northbound 880 in the san leandro area. i don't have information on what might be causing that. on the peninsula, southbound 101 south of 92, there's a stalled vehicle blocking one to two lanes on the left side. here's a live picture of 880 in oakland. as you pass the coliseum. things look good. there was some slowing. not sure if they are picking up the cones. here is the bay bridge toll plaza. things look very clear. no problem getting into the city. >>> new details this morning from philadelphia after six police officers were shot during a terrifying eight hour standoff with a gunman who finally surrendered. ray bogan shows us how the scary shootout began. >> reporter: it was a dramatic end to a dangerous standoff. the gunman opened fire on philadelphia police. around midnight he surrendered to authorities. around 4:30 wednesday afternoon, officers went to the home to serve narcotics warrant. officials say the operation went awry almost immediately. >> shots fired at police. we need s.w.a.t. asap. >> two became trapped fo

that system falling apart you see los angeles right here of course is the bay area and some of e eventually coming our way and you'll see it on the small right now first cold front making its way to the pacific northwest bringing a few more showers their way over the weekend. but now look at this all this moisture to the south this is the remnants of evil that tropical storm that we're just looking at started to come right up toward the bay area there you go sweeping on through as we head in toward tuesday and also on wednesday, so maybe a little muggy feel to our conditions and every once in a while we'll see some thunderstorms caused by these of course want to too that as we might see some more fires developing outside as well. temperatures around the bay area tomorrow you got 60's and 70's in the san francisco 60's along the immediate coastline inside the bay will find lots of 70's there and further south those numbers going to be warming up attack we're going to see a lot of 80's into the south bay by tomorrow afternoon east bay though getting on the hot side plan on the 90'