a mountain lion. >> the coyote was trying to scare off a 100-pound mountain lion. ain lion comes into the frame, the coyote is like i will take a step back. department of fish and game were able to capture this mountain lion. they are still trying to decide whether to euthanize the cat or transfer it. the park was the scene of another fatal attack in 2004 from a mountain lion. this is not first time mountain lions have been spotted in this park. good place to go hiking, you never know what you might see. >>> th iso. the people that this mama bear is camped out at this dumpster because her three bear cubs were inside crying all night. >> oh. >> so some good samaritans come along, they will try to help them out. mama takes off. somebody takes a ladder, sticks it into the dumpster. >> that's brilliant. >> what a great idea. oh. the bear didn't go far. the bear was right up there. she kept a safe distance, that's for sure. >> get that? >> yeah. >> good. >> all three of them were stuck. >> look at that. >> what a smart, elegant solution to a very dangerous problem. >> ye

now you cannot have a pet that goes outside because of the coyote problem we're having. >> reporter: the daughters are upset about the coyote attack. >> i don't come outside anymore at night, only in the daytime. >> no, i'm not going out there. it freaks me out that they were steps away from the door. >> generally, they're active at night. >> reporter: peter jane is with the department of natural resources. >> they do tend to attack house cats and eat them. they appear to be a favorite foot of coyotes. >> reporter: he said attacks to humans is'scally unheard of -- is basically unhard of. >> there are millions of people living with millions of coyotes and problems are extrily rare. >> reporter: lori may have to get used to living with coyotes. they are in every county of this state. >> department of natural resources said if think you see coyotes around, keep your trash closed up. >>> police are trying to determine how a skull ended up in an area where someone was hiking. it has been taken to the medical examiner's office. >> you note sun can fade your shutters and brown occupant your

it is still an early 16 minute drive time from the coyote valley could >>darya: newly police -- new workese are looking for for robbers that brought the jury starts -- jury stored inside a mauled. they walked into the store and they told with customers tuesday backing. they smashed display cases and sold jewelry. in one point shots were fired inside the store. the man got away. the blessing driving two different cars year there were northbound on 80 and lived to be a white mercedes or a black acura or lexus. >> jesse jackson spoke at a memorial for the it people killed and oklahoma. the country's previous ban expired in 2004 and jackson says hit criminals should not have access to those kinds of weapons. >>mark: of the house in the senate's passed a resolution to recognize this individuals in the theater who sought to eight others. they're talking about one of the victims who is in critical condition, cable and. his wife is gave birth give. >>darya: the families that had a lawsuit against pg&e due to the explosion have settled in court. >>mark: police and opened fire on a par 3 suspect.

jennifer spotted the coyote sunday night it ran into the woods near 39th and rodman streets, not far park. >> i was surprised. i had never seen one, and i've lived here 4 1/2 years and i decided to e-mail neighbors just in case they have small percent. i don't want them to be lunch. >> the national park service says coyotes have been spotted in rock creek park over the last eight years. the agency says coyotes may attack small, unleash pets, but typically do not confront people. let's hope it stays that way. >>> a small group of bears made themselves at home in one california neighbored. california fish and game wardens called after one bear spotted going yard to yard in bradbury. tv crews already there, because it was the second bear sighting yesterday afternoon. take a look at this one this one believed to be a year old and 100 pounds. game wardens were able to scare him back to the woods. no one hurt. >> until he gets hungry. >>> arlington's oldest tree gone in morning. damage from the june 29th storms made the oak tree on north 11th street unsafe for residents, so they had to cut

have been spotted in rock creek park in the last eight years. agency says coyotes attack small, unleashed pets but typically do not confront people unless are you walking one of the small pets, which case you might have a fight on your hands. >> you might. >>> 6:37. ahead, the new fee that some drivers will have to pay, but not everybody. >>> uber upset. the makers of the popular app say they are being unfairly targeted by local lawmakers. >>> an investigation to what sparked a big fire at a local d.c. school. >>> be careful what you [ obama ] i'm barack obama, and i approve this message. [ female announcer ] every woman who believes decisions about our bodies and our health care should be our own is troubled mitt romney supports overturning roe versus wade. romney backed a law that outlaws all abortion -- even in cases of rape and incest. and that's not all. i'll cut off funding to planned parenthood. [ female announcer ] for women, planned parenthood means life-saving cancer screenings and family-planning services. but, for mitt romney... planned parenthood. we'r

for people in the san jose homeless -- ordering people to move out of telepark as they clean up the coyote creek area. earlier this week fliers were posted saying people who do not leave will face criminal prosecution. at least a dozen people are staying in the encampment. police plan to be there tomorrow to make sure everyone moves out. >>> protestors dressed like zombies plan to take over this mornings uc regents meeting. they are expected to vote on freezing under graduate tuition. they will consider increasing tuition by 20% in january if voters do not approve the temporary tax hike. today protestors will call on mark youdoff to avoid increases. >>> cal state students and others are criticizing csu trustees that approved pay raises for three new coming presidents. they will each earn 9-10% more than their press sees sos. they say the hikes are necessary to attract top talent but it comes as students face is twist hikes and fewer classes. >> we are having trouble getting the things we need. >> csu is bracing for another round of painful cuts if the governors tax plan is fairs. reducing

the northbound out of the coyote valley towards santa clara. >> let us take a look at a teenager in southern california who was rescued. you can see the teenager on the stretcher after a helicopter had to rescue the 16 year-old in san diego. that teenagers jumped off some cliffs and into the ocean. at 16 year-old was not able to climb up. he was having breathing trouble. perhaps even internal injuries. air of two to one hospital. >> rioting in anaheim. this police shooting residents were upset after a man was killed after running from police. this crowd gathered throwing rocks and bottles at the officers investigating five hours later, they've refused to disperse. the residents say that the crowd was exposed to pepper spray. >> this solo-vehicle and killed 13 people. injured 10 other people. there were 22 people in this ford truck when it went off the highway. the weather was dry, clear. there is no evidence of alcohol. >> time is 6: 22 the n.c.a.a. is sang about the penn state and the fines that are being slapped for the sex scandal with jerry sandusky. it totals $60 million. and also, they

high of the arena, -- coyote arena, the rates are not that much higher around here. in fact, they are much lower and should be included in the survey rather than a cherry pick list. >> thank you. lesley? >> good afternoon. my name is leslie hennessey. thank you for the public comment. i am a voter in the south beach arena and am now the new president of the tenants' association. we are up to 260 members of the seven people in the harbor. we just heard about this, literally, 30 days to 45 days ago. of course, we have a lot of problems and i guess one of the biggest things that we do not have right now is the time to go through, record them, and have larry bring it up to me now. basically, the california department of boating, they have a certain number of millions done by san francisco redevelopment. those funds have never been finished or finalized. the documents do state that if redevelopment does stand, there has to be a notification. we do not even know if that has been done. we have major questions about unlawful transfer of the harbor to anyone. we also have pro

so when in arizona, support the cardinals, the phoenix suns, the coyotes, arizona state university sun devils, if you have to, the wildcats and lumberjacks. that's what you've got. being from detroit i respect that. >> that's right. >> but in arizona incarceration, we do try to indoctrinate you into our philosophy of arizona sports. >> i shall amalgamate these feelings, these thoughts and, please pause while i vomit. >> but harrington has taken some matters into his own hands. including the extermination of tent city pests. >> it's a jailhouse mousetrap. only 370,000 more to go. >> sheriff joe, if you are watching this, spent 24 hours in your own tents, eat your own food and then you survey your own damage. you know? >> i slept twice in that tent with all the inmates. just to say if i can do it they can do it. i go in the tents quite frequently. what have you got here? >> it's your postcard. joe camel. >> is this a bad check writer? anybody else? >> all my staff are worried, they're going to hit him and kill him. i don't worry about these guys. i feel safer in a jail than i do walking

with shermantine very soon. >> here in san jose's several homeless camps like this one along the biggest of coyote are under a mandatory eviction order. the occupants were packing up their belongings on a wednesday. the camps are to be cleared beginning thursday morning. the illegal campers are being offered temporary city sponsored housing. >>stanley: your possibly looking at the world's most expensive cup of coffee. back in to douse an aide i did a segment on drivers and getting tickets for crossing over a divided highway. >> this is a trustee for frosting over a divided highway. into dozens of i headed back to see if things had changed and they had. i will show you how in the next edition of people behaving badly. >> our big weather story tonight, warmer weather is expected into the evening. temperatures near 80 in the inland valleys. even the clothes line as all >>jaqueline: in the south bay, '80s. however the seven for san jose high. 80 and her more. 83 in pleasanton, 84 in india. we will stay in the '60s to the east bay shores. also in the 60s for the coastline. in the north the temperatures

the city is ordering people to move out of kelly park as they clean up the coyote creek area. iers were posted saying people that do not leave will face criminal prosecution. the city says at least a dozen people are staying in the encampment. police plan to be there tomorrow to make sure everyone moves out. >>> time now 6:48. critics of arizona's new immigration law want to stop it before it starts. yesterday they applied for a court order to block the police from checking the documents of people they consider suspicious. critics say the show me your papers provision will lead to racial profiling. they are hoping the court order will block the provision before it takes effect which could happen in the next couple of days. >>> police in redwood city are testing out a new program. it's the first of its kind in the whole nation. coming up at 7:08. how you can interact with a police officer without having them come to you. >>> there is a battle brewing in walnut creek over animals that help mitigate fire danger by grazing. two years ago the city stopped using cows because of compl

the ride from the kind of coyote valley appears in a clear it is getting back to normal. ay bridge ride west bound. thankfully the traffic has not stopped pin the drive time is back down to 14 minutes. your ride to the san mateo bridge is still a 13 minute drive time. >> the drive time from nevada to the cold -- toll plaza is 37 minutes. >>erica: we will see blue skies as we go into the afternoon. there is a delay at sgfo on arriving flights. you need to check with your carrier about those arriving flights. we will see sunshine for the most part. temperatures right now mostly in the '60s in the '50s. as a look into the afternoon we will see cooler conditions compared to what we are used to for this time of year. in the '60's 70's and low 83 out the bay area. your extended forecasts and will provide mild temperatures up until friday. and then you'll see a little warning for the weekend. will take a look at your 7 day around the bay, when we come back. we will be right back. darya type >> injures said the net and hit hit and shrewder >> sea is being removed from the amount a

earlier this week fliers were posted in the coyote creek area saying those that don't leave will facenal charges. the city says at least a dozen people are staying at that encampment. the police will be there tomorrow to make sure everyone lees peacefully. >>> arizona's new immigration law could take effect in the next couple of days. there is one group that hopes to stop it in its tracks. coming up at 5:45 their request for a court order own the part of the law they say could have a dangerous side effect. >>> people who were forced to evacuate because of the robbers fire will return to their homes later this morning. cooler weather has allowed firefighters to make some progress on the placer county fire. full containment could come as soon as saturday. the fir burned 2600 acres and destroyed one home. at one point 170 other homes were threatened. fire crews are also gaining ground on two other fires burning in california. residence that fled from 50 homes were allowed back into their home. a brush fire in that area is 65% contained. the second fire burning at camp pendleton is 85% co

she says it ran into the woods near 39th and rodman streets. coyotes have been seen occasionally there over the past eight years. >> i was surprised. i've never seen one and i lived here four and a half years. i decided to e-mail the neighbors just in case they have small pets. they don't want them to be lunch. >> the park service says that coyotes may attack small unleashed pets but don't typically confront people. >>> people are upset about another attack on a horse in fairfax county. someone climbed into a paddock and stabbed lucinda the horse over the weekend. in april lucinda and another horse were attacked. lucinda provides therapeutic rides for disabled children. >>> a ten-year-old in tekxas ha earned the name shark boy. he reeled in this shark in galveston. mom recorded the whole thing. they took pictures and then they let the shark go. this apparently isn't the first time that hunter -- do not try this at home. >> please. >> his parents say the young man reeled in a seven-foot shark last fall. he is experienced at this. but still -- >> hunt te

. >> i think i had have lost a couple to the hawk and the coyotes. >> have you?yeah. >> that might be why he's so fat too. >> i can't believe how big he is. he's huge. >> he's not as big as jinx was though. >> no, no. >> jinx was longer and taller. >> jinx wasn't that heavy though. >> no, he was strong. >> he was more lean. >> he's my little buddy. >> i'll see you. >> see you, jinxster. >> he's more dependable than anything i got in here. i will do without before he will. i give animals more respect than i do people because they deserve it. they deserve it. they're not the ones messing up the world, we are. >> up next, the gender bending ways of the inmate known as holly mary. >> i like to look sophisticated. down here, folks measure commitment by what's getting done. the twenty billion dollars bp committed has helped fund economic and environmental recovery. long-term, bp's made a five hundred million dollar commitment to support scientists studying the environment. and the gulf is open for business - the beaches are beautiful, the seafood is delicious. last yea

abducted the mother of cal ripken. >> and why business told us the fbi came calling today. >> and a pasadena woman said her cat was killed by a coyote. the mother of baltimore baseball, vi ripken was kip napped. she's okay now. jeff's live in aberdeen. >> reporter: we're here at headquarters

down in the south and the have a good ride, and out of the coyote valley. >> mark: news about the presidenta broken-- about the president and his republican rival. net romney will be and pittsburg pennsylvania and he plans to step up his promises-- criticism of the president. >> darya: when secretary of state clinton's plane touches down, she would of completed an unprecedented 13th day journey of 27,000 mouse. that is about 2000 now more than the circumference of the earth. here is the footage from yesterday where mrs. clinton was in israel. she says preserving the 1970 peace treaty with egypt was important. >> we are living in a time of change and a lot of challenges for us both. the will continue to consult closely as we have on an almost daily basis between our two governments to charge forward for peace and stability. >> darya: mrs. clinton has been more nations than any previous secretary. >> mark: we will be right back we are keeping my eye on traffic and rain coming down in the north bay. when a carpet is clean and fresh, it's irresistible. experience this in your home with resolve

the south-bay. smooth and easy dry cured top speeds of over 50 m.p.h. for those of you coming out of coyote valley. >> the anti-same-sex marriage of chik fil a has sparked outrage. that could impact our people eat, shop. amazon is getting into the discussion of same-sex marriage. >> this shows that it is thrust into the spotlight now is a very different public stand from one of the biggest brands. the ceo of amazon contributed 2.5 installers to an effort to legalize same-sex marriage in washington state. washington, a coalition to uphold this is believed to be the largest individual in the country to secure and protect the freedom to marry. these are in stark contrast of chik fil a that he opposed same-sex marriage the repercussions followed and continued. there have been boycotts against the chicken chain even politicians. >> those are not chicago values they are not respectful. of all our presidents, neighbors, family. >>reporter: will amazon be targeted of same-sex marriage? the national organization for marriage, the same-sex marriage initiative had no response. however, they have targe

the blossoms, skunks, raccoons, coyotes, many species of birds. s my opinion this soccer field project would have a terrible effect of the existing healthy diverse wildlife and have an extremely negative impact. i think it is good to have a soccer field to be there in the park. i believe the field should remain natural grass without parking lots, without stance, towering lights, and commercialization. given the mess we are making on this earth, respect and protect wildlife. users will learn to take care of the grass fields there and a volunteer some caretaking in service of the game. >> my name is michelle welsh and i will read my notes, too. i oppose the commercialization and will be involved. this development will forever alter the character of golden gate park which was deemed by the master plan. this development with artificial turf, stadium lights, and more parking is for adults. we have what is there now, to explore other sites of the golden gate park, how about candlestick park? >> i am in the outer richmond district, i have been there for 1

the encampment near coyote park has been seeing a lot of recent trouble. >>> the city of san jose has issued an eviction notice for today. the city has ordered people living here at the camp to leave so that they could clean up prayed residents are around here seem to be relieved about the cleanup. >>> once said i feel sorry for them, but we don't though comparable around them. i'm scared to walk back there. >>> we're going to have more information as they come in. >>> use the students get a little break on tuition this fall. what the regents decided to do, but there is a catch and why some shoppers can't seem to keep their hands off of this advertisement. what was waiting for this guy after he jumped into the water, it's all coming up >>> what your saying is a live look in the kcbs news room. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> a group of the fishermen had a close encounter with a great white shark prayed they were spear fishing in florida. one jump in and saw a shark. appalled him back to the boat and circled it for a few minutes. >>> how about a little bit of traffic on this thursday? >>> hea

we are now dropping down to 29 minutes for a won a one north bound which is still back up toward the coyotech improved in the northbound direction it is still not much of an alternate. the continued to look of the bridges. here is a bay bridge look. it has slowed a bit in the last half hour. that drive time has grown slightly trim >> you try to the san mateo bridge has been fraught problem free all morning long. with the golden gate bridge has been running smoothly. let's get to james with the weather. >>james: this is a doyle cloud cover out there. that is causing problems at sfo. we are starting to see the sun in san francisco. the cloud cover is causing problems at sfo >> is a 90 minute delay at the airport. >> this morning there are so widespread clouds was some light winds. by 12:00 noon it was mostly sunny with a gradual warming. and by 3:00 the afternoon of the world be '60s, '70s, as an '80s across the bay. in is slightly cooler than yesterday's. feature cast for or break it out. at noontime it'll be 70 inland. but we o'clock in the afternoon we will see '80s they called in the east

the south bay freeway is pretty smooth with an easy ride coming out of the coyote valley. s just 23 minutes out of navato into the sea. >> darya: even for infants that are born full term and a little more time and womb the matter. the extra time results in a better results on test. the differences were very small but the study found that more kids found at to be born at 37 or 38 weeks did poorly than kids that were born a week or two later. >> mark: apple now agreed to pay a chinese company $60 million to settle this you over theipad--the ipad name. apple says that it purchased global rights from the company in 2009 from taiwan, but chinese authorities say that was never transferred to the mainland. >> mark: a quick break as the kron4 morning news continues until 10:00 a.m. we have a live look outside of the--on this monday morning. should be a nice day. >> darya: americans who decide to get away for the for the july have more free days this year because if you have not noticed the fourth of july is on wednesday. the aaa says the last year with july 4th fell and monday, 40

not to do the robot here. >> a lot of it will depend on -- >> how fast is wiley coyote falling? question is also, look, yesterday as we all know the house republicans voted to repeal the affordable care act for the 33rd time. john boehner said this morning, we're not going to pass a 2,700 page bill nobody ever read, not pass a bill and hope people find out what's in it after we pass it nor are we going to raise taxes on the american peel. i don't know. ari melber who did math yesterday said 1 out of every 40 bills the house has taken up is to repeal the affordable care act. >> there was an article, this morning or yesterday, when they calculate what it costs to run the house of representatives. $50 million. the 32, 33 efforts to repeal, you know, quantify, it's $50 million of taxpayers' money to go through what they knew was a futile exercise from the start. the situation here is, people need to understand that any increase above $250,000 on these people, your first $250,000 stays just the same. you're fine. when they keep screaming small businesses, the republican party is not t

some people had been living in the area along coyote creek for a year or more. recent fires prompted the city to evict them and some neighbors are glad. >> it's been terrible. i mean, they've been out here for months. since the wintertime and etc. going to be good to have them out of here finally. >> the city planned to give motel vouchers to those lingering behind today so they will have time to contact social services. >>> i said stop in a very hard way. >> the wife of san francisco suspended sheriff on the stand. what she says about the argument and video that created the scandal. parts of the bay area heating up. which neighborhoods will see the most temperature increases? the big adventure ahead for some bay area inner city kids. >>> syrian president bashar assad appointed a new defense minister today to replace the minister killed in yesterday's bombing. it's his first appearance since the rebel attack that killed three senior officials. government forces struck back today against the rebels with attack helicopters and shelling, also this morning russia and

as we go to the south bay freeways, 1 01 up well with out of the coyote valley. no problems for interstate 280 and it looks like northbound 85 is smooth and easy with no incidents to report. if you are taking public transit. you are good to go. bart and cal trans this morning. >>> and a quick update on housing here in the bay. and the report shows that the home values are continuing to head upwards. that's good news. according to the web site nearly all bay area counties showed positive growth during the second quarter. home values went up 4% over the previous quarter. the east bay's county grew by 3% and in the north baima rin rose 2%. and we spoke with agents in san jose about what it means for buyers and sellers. >> reporter: to give you an idea how hot real estate is now, this three bedroom house in the willow glen neighborhood listed for $750,000 sold four days after it went on the market. >> on thursday. and on saturday and sunday we had many offers immediately. i mean just really quick. >> the winning bid was above the asking price. and the association of

in the town of coyote which is south of san jose at monterey road near blanchard. re destroyed a processing building. then the fire spread to a nearby building before crews put it out. southbound monterey road is closed near bailey. >>> also new this morning, san francisco police are investigating a deadly shooting which happened on 6th street near mission in the south of market neighborhood after 11:00 last night. officers at the scene found 25-year-old man lying on the sidewalk. he had been shot and he died there at the scene. so far, police have not made any arrests. >>> also new this morning, firefighters knocked down a fire at an east oakland home overnight. happened rose dale avenue near east 18th street after 1:30 this morning. crews had flames out in 15 minutes. investigators are trying to figure out what started that fire in the first place. >>> and there are heavy hearts in san bruno after a house fire killed a 2-year-old boy and sent three family members to the hospital. the fire happened yesterday morning in san bruno on lake drive near san bruin flow av

the warning signs are up at homeless camp sites around coyote creek inside of kelley park, the signs are stapled to trees and take directly onto tens warning that everyone needs to be out beginning 7:00 a.m. thursday morning or they will be subject to arrest. some of the campsites are very elaborate including this one which has its own self- proclaimed address of 420 creekside village. this person has lived nearby and says that the evictions or originally come his way he got to make do. >> for me i just move on. i'm not sure, there are many more people that are here now. so i guess as a move that would just move around. >> just go somewhere else? >> that is what is going to happen. >> city officials went through the camps last night putting up signs and warning occupancy that it is time to go, the hamas are believed to have been responsible for several recent fires within the park but the joint effort between the city and santa clara valley water district is primarily an effort to address environmental concerns in coyote creek. >> there's another ton of pollution concern which is of

. >> the warning signs are up at homeless camp sites around coyote creek in said kelley park. the signs are stapled to trees and take directly on tense warning that everyone needs to be out beginning at 7:00 a.m. thursday morning or there will be arrests. some of the campsites are very elaborate, including this one which has its own self- proclaimed address. elliott hall has lived in a nearby homeless camp for over one year and says that if the evictions come his way he will just have to make do. >> for me, i just move on. i'm not sure, there are a lot of people that are there now. so i guess as they move they will just move around. >> just go somewhere else? >> that is what will happen. >> san jose police went through the camps putting up signs and warning occupants that it is time to go. the homeless are believed to have been responsible for several recent fires within the park but the joint effort between the city and santa clara valley water district is primarily an effort to address environmental concerns in coyote creek. >> the last several clinics we have conducted, we h

they say they need the fees to keep up with rising costs. >>> jennifer sillingman spotted a coyote in her cleveland park neighborhood on sunday night. >> i was surprised. i had never seen one and i've lived here for 4 1/2 years and i e-mailed the neighbors just in case. small pets, don't want them to be lunch. >> national parks service says coyotes had been spotted in rock creek park over the last eight years. they maul attack small, unleashed pets, but typically don't confront people. >>> arlington's oldest tree is gone. damage from the june 29th storms made the earth tree unsafe for residents and cut it down yesterday. the post oak dates back to the mid 170 0z. also a virginia state chargeon and one of the first in the county to be designated for special protection. parts of the will be used for mulch and they hope hope to preserve the rest. it's sad to see the tree go. >> noise to see the damage behind us. tom, we'll start talking about the days to come and the beautiful weather we'll see through the week. >> let's enjoy it. another big oak tree that came down, over a 200-year-old

. >>> they could be arrested and they are being cleared out so the city can clean up near coyote creek. hotel vouchers were handed out but officials believe a dozen or more are still near the encampments. they say they are not planning on making any arrests. >>> new information about the suicide bus attack in bowl jar why. the interyour minister -- boeing jar why. they have determined a dry sense license carried by the suspected driver is was a fake. the identity of the bomber has not been determined. israel claims iranian backed hezbollah is responsible. >>> and the world wide safety precautions are living and traveling a broad. terrorist groups continue to move on. u.s. citizens are urged to sign up for the smart traveler program so that they can receive alerts during an emergency. >>> and sal, traffic conditions on the road, it is a little bit wet out there, sal? >>> of course if you are driving in wet weather or slick roads, give yourself extra time and slow it down. this is a look at 880 in oakland and that traffic looks good. no major problems driving passed the coliseum and at t

. >> reporter: there are several people who live in the woods along coyote creek here in kelly park in san jose. but in a couple of hours the city will ask them to leave, in part because of recent fires, also because of environmental concerns. we just spoke to a man who lived here about a year who is happy he is being forced out. >> i think i'll be glad to get out of this. i'm happy. tonight maybe rain or tomorrow. >> temporary hotel? >> yeah, you say that three months? >> reporter: there have been three crass fires, the recent bass last week. they are suspicious but jose who we heard from someone from the outside started them. in his opinion to put the blame on him and his friend. the district have been cleaning up homeness encampment. this is the fourth clean up. this is a lot of trash taking out cons and that sort of thing. they have a -- they want to each out, you hear he is offered temporary housing. there will be a difficuabdiffib. >> a crime has police on the peninsula asking for your help. police say the man stole jewelry and electronics from a home on sixth avenue. this is vid

the case in san jose. robert handa reports. >> reporter: coyote creek, the trees and clearings have made this a popular placeomeless for years but after san jose cleared out homeless parks at kelly park last thursday many who did not get housing vouchers headed to key street. raul hernandez is worried how the city will react. >> they might just kick us out because there's too many people here. >> reporter: the influx of strangers is causing tensions. >> we just have to hope for the best that nobody comes in and destroys our place. >> reporter: but moments later hernandez confronted a man in his tent. >> hey, hey, you already looked in there. okay. there's nothing in there of yours, okay. i don't know what you kept your bag and your stuff whatever. >> reporter: that tension worries the manager of an apartment complex near the camp. >> a lot more desperate people living in the encampment. you know we've seen an upbeat in police activity. >> we've seen a little property theft in the neighborhood. >> reporter: one person who got assistance moved out of the camp but says many others will not be following. >> how

the case in san jose. robert handa reports. >> reporter: coyote creek, the trees and clearings have made this a popular place for the homeless for years but after san jose cleared out homeless parks at kelly park last thursday many who did not get housing vouchers headed to key street. raul hernandez is worried how the city will react. >> they might just kick us out because there's too many people here. >> reporter: the influx of strangers is causing tensions. >> we just have to hope for the best that nobody comes in and destroys our place. >> reporter: but moments later hernandez confronted a man in his tent. >> hey, hey, you already looked in there. okay. there's nothing in there of yours, okay. i don't know what you kept your bag and your stuff whatever. >> reporter: that tension worries the manager of an apartment complex near the camp. >> a lot more desperate people living in the encampment. you know we've seen an upbeat in police activity. >> we've seen a little property theft in the neighborhood. >> reporter: one person who got assistance moved out of the camp but says many others will not be followin

the future is of sit lie here in berkeley. for now christian captain, ktvu channel 2 morning news. >>> time now 5:35, a fire started at 8:50 in coyotethe fire captain said 10 to 12 acres purposed while the thursday one burned 40 feet away. they got the fires under control at about 10:30 last night. they say the nature of how they started, that is making this suspicious. >> you get three fires spread over that late at time in it wonders -- it makes you wonder what happened. >> he said there is a homeless encampment in the air and he says the grass is dry and some people may still be celebrating 4th of july. >>> they are trying to contain two big fires in north california. so far there is concern whether warmer weather over the next few days could worsen the situation and the cause of that fire is still under investigation. >>> firefighters are working to contain a fire in colusa county. it is burning in the town of maxwell. it has burned 4200 acres and firefighters are also dealing with high winds and high temperatures. >>> more on the contra coster district, budget catsuit down collusions and they are putting in assistance. what thi

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the summer of animal attack. incidents involving alligators, coyotes and even raccoons. this morning, the hunt is on for a great white shark that killed a suffer in australia. abc's john muller is covering the story. >> reporter: all right, dan, surfers and sharks always had an uneasy relationship. this year is like no other one on record. the latest victim, the fifth killed by a shark down under this year. surfing was his soul according to his girlfriend. the deadliest period on record this year. now helicopters and boats are scouring the waters for his remains and the great white shark that killed him in a lightni lightning-fast strike. >> matt holmes witnessed everything. >> came out of the water, like it was eating seal. it was just blood everywhere and the massive, massive shark. >> reporter: just a few days ago in the same waters, two fisherman encountered this great white, they prodded the shark for tenter fig minutes and made it to safety. it's not just australia. this week in cape cod, a dramatic picture of a shark on the heels of a person. so, are there more sha

different parts of the world university president park tell me a job or igniting the main flame with local gymnast mannella coyotes on a lympics still very medalists shooter so. taking over from there this is only the start of a long journey for the symbol of the student games though the torch will switch more than two thought. sometimes while visiting fifty four cities are running. about to look pretty we're going to finish working on all sixty four sporty venue's by the end of the year we recently celebrated our one thousand year birthday so we got lots of experience in organizing large scale bands it's important that we use that expertise to improve infrastructure as a record number of events athletes and visitors are expected for these student games which are the story is that while this summer olympic torch relay is nearing its conclusion the head of the games kick off american sprinter michael johnson no stranger to taking the bottle and running with it as he got the chance to take the flame around a very notable landmark a morning jog around stonehenge for the forty four year old who still holds world recor

the city says it expects to remove up to six tons of trash along coyote creek. personal belongings will be stored so the owners can pick them up. a nonprofit offers hotel vouchers and other assistance to the homeless. >>> san francisco police are warning people about a lottery scam being delivered the old fashioned way. a letter was sent to a man who happens to be a san francisco police investigator. it claims the recipient won $135,000 in a british lottery. the recipient was supposed to cash the check and wire back some money for taxes owed in the uk to get the rest of the winnings. investigators say the check is a forgery. police urge anyone who gets such a letter to contact them. >>> a suspected burglar is caught on camera allegedly stealing a suit case of loot from a belmont home. this happened on tuesday at a home in the 1500 block of sixth avenue. you can see there the man the leaving that car and walking to the victim's home and then coming back again. awhile later, police say he goes back to his car with a suit case of stolen items, but you can't see that

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the 21 year-old driver from union city is facing reckless driving charges. >>> about two dozen people have been living in it a park in coyote creek. people have been complaining about break-ins at their home. so police told the homeless they had 72 hours to clear out. police are expected to clear out whatever is left of the encampment there in san jose. >>> you could see upside from the view of our camera, and of hard to see the bridge this morning. if your heading into san francisco you may notice the cloud cover as well. it is 58 degrees in oakland. mid '50s in san francisco and santa rosa. temperatures in our inland spots may be a couple degrees warmer than what we saw yesterday, but still on the mild side parade we'll talk more about the weekend, out in the meantime let's talk traffic. >>> no construction in this area, not too far from there in the south bay we do have some road work to report. in to 80 to 85, the connector is blocked. expect the closure to lost some time parad was spent 24 near fresh france, we had some overnight roadwork that's wrapping up. and there is a limited visibility on the golden gate bridge.

the protest. >>rob: in san jose plant is in motion to clean them homeless encampments around coyote creek and areastion is welcomed by the residents of the canadian is sox so if it's of a since the white this was >>catherine: and bruce springsteen, you might call him the boss but he was not in control of when his concert ended in a london. during the finale on saturday concert organizers cut the power during the middle of this song. he had been doing a cover of twist and shout with ideals -- with paul mccartney. it happened because the show ran over curfew. he is known for marathon contest. the show in spain lasted nearly four hours. madonna could face legal action from the national front party. politicians are threatening to sue because she showed video showing a party leader with a swastika on her forehead. critics say the national front party is racist and anti-semitic of politicians are calling her video an atrocity. will ferrell turns 45. he is on tour promoting his latest movie. he and co-star is our giddings keys to this city of st. louis. coming up, all of your entertainment news. still ahe