morning from ducks to car buyers they get a little more protection. we see what new laws are now in effect. >> george: --no war selling or producing fog law in california. --foie gras finality is illegal to sell it. ducks and geese are not the only ones getting some love. >>anchor: car buyers will be one form the next time they shop for a new car, starting sunday car dealers must marked junk or salvaged vehicle for the bright red or orange stickers. buying a car will cost more in fees. a new law allows car dealers to raise the fee that they charge for the titles of registrations from $55 up to $80. >>anchor: here is another law that will protect the consumers the safe body art act requires tattoo artist to register with the local government. they also have to vaccinate against hepatitis b and receive training in cpr and first aid. two more health related laws, insurance providers will have to cover maternity services and they also have to cover behavioral treatment of optimism for young people. california lawmakers also want to do a better job protecting kids from bullies. a new law makes it easier for victims to transfer to a different school. >> james: will take a quick break here, we have a live look for you and let me show the camera. our roof camera in san francisco is pretty clear right now but obviously we are watching that morning later pushed in. we will be right back. >> james: the eastern half of the honest is still recovering from scorching heat. i guess the white house was surrounded by lightning struck tonight. at least 16 people were killed in violent storms this weekend. stacy is in montgomery county maryland with the latest. >>anchor: these power crews on the front line of a battle to beat the heat, they're working around the clock to restore electricity to hundreds of thousands of customers in the central and eastern united states. this is following the deadly weekend storms. >> to me it sounds like a freight train was allowed, and idaho all of that caucus and the images came down. >> sleeping at night is difficult last night was a very long night and we hope it's cooler. >>anchor: more than 19 temperature records were broken or tied across the u.s.. those left without air-conditioning have been encouraged to seek cooling stations. several governors have declared states of emergency including bob macdonald of virginia. >> and we have our first responders, the national guard everyone has responded and timely manner like they were supposed to do. >> for some many days before the lights macy are back on levine while they're doing with the can to keep cool. >> it probably is what the movie but more than likely like wrestling with the sale all night. >> justine: 11 people have been arrested police to looking for two more, they're accused of attacking a family during a car show, a 40 year-old man died to a argument with a group of suspect his 18 year-old daughter try to intervene but she was punched and fish and the rest of the family: her father and three others were attacked. the police arrested 11 people with they're still looking for these two. police say some of the suspects that were involved in the fight are wearing clothing with a gang affiliations. >> justine: bart police are trying to find out what happened to a man that was found a bloody in beaten. police were called to the platform last week on reports of two men fighting when they all arrived both the person that reported the fight and the attacker wore on. the victim of transport to the hospital says that he does not remember a thing about the attack. >> james: just a quick break, we take a quick look outside walnut creek showing a quick check of walnut creek no surprise there. we will show you your forecast with erica and just a minute. hey, your high speed internet here at home... and on the go... ...with some really big news. it's b-i-g, big. high speed internet from at&t at home... includes wi-fi access on the go -- whoo-hoo! it's an unbelievable deal. it's an unbelievable deal. 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[ female announcer ] go to the website below and get high speed internet for just $14.95 a month for 12 months with a 1-year price guarantee. that's all the speed you need at a great price. it's an unbelievable deal, so why wait? act now! act now! like he said. ♪ >> james: 2 waldo canyon fire in a colorful screens has the stolen nearly 350 homes. some residents have been allowed to go back home with a fine nothing ruins. other families have found their home had been burglarized. police have confirmed there are 25 burger it affected by that while fire. it burned close to 27 square miles. and show you the fire over the course of five days all the smoke and flames. even officials said least some people have died in the fire and what and 30,000 have been evacuated. it is only 45 percent contained >> justine: three weeks ago the hyde park fire burned in foothill. nelson garcia caught up with any vacuity that at one point had no idea if his home would be sparked by the fire. >> robert jones showed the view of the fire from his house. he was evacuated wondering if this house would survive. >> at the end of the day with kron4 fingers and say okay, that us go get a beer, because a missed us today. this was our view, now is black. >> he sees that his home was saved by a bulldozer fire ground that held--fire line that held its ground. he is one of the lucky ones that was able to return unlike many of his neighbors across the way. after three weeks of fire, he thought this they would never come. >> and then it happened. >> all of a sudden the fire is fully contained. >> you think it is over but then it starts again. it is almost like paradise has been and violated because it will always be in the back of our mind all it takes is a spark. >> this gives him perspective as he and others try to live life again in an area mostly saved by firefighters. >> thanks a lot, we owe you. >> james: now let us turn our attention to the forecast this holiday weekend of morning erica. >> erica: it looks like to see plenty of sunshine for the next couple of days. temperatures of pretty mild, but into the afternoon it is a little bit warmer it looks like we will continue to see the increase as the pushing closer to the fourth of july. i'm talking some locations flirting with low 90s will have all that and details in your seven day around the bay if you're heading out of the door, you will see a mixture of upper fifties and low 60s. 62 degrees in san jose and as we head into the afternoon we will see plenty of '70s bay area wide. naturally will be of it cooler along the coastline we could squeeze out the 80's for your of warmest inland areas and tomorrow we will continue to see the sunshine temperatures will be a little bit warmer. as we look ahead it looks like we will continue with the dry weather pattern with no rain to speak of just a pretty quiet conditions. our future forecast tells a story of what will happen later on this afternoon. you can see the green indicating '60s and '70s all of the yield gras the bay area. we could see some 80's for the warmer inland areas and it looks like some redstarts to creek in on the screen as the pushing and closer to the afternoon high temperatures. it looks like to see it could range of '60s, '70s, and 80's. breaking down the numbers neighborhood by neighborhood, for the most part we have a wide range of '70's in the south bay said the clear reaching a high of 76. we have 74 on tap for mountain view. it looks like for the most part we will see 80's far inland areas. --for our inland areas. >> erica: we have plenty of sunshine for the north bay with mid-70s. it looks like downtown san francisco could reach a high of 68 degrees and low sixties for ocean beach. your seven day around the bay and the extended forecast shows the temperatures will continue to climb as the move into the fourth of july holiday. that could be the warmest day of the week good news for those that have taken the day off. >> erica: we will see a pattern of morning fog and afternoon sunshine as we wrap up the work week but overall we have pretty good conditions with no wet weather to speak of. over in the traffic center i did not have in the hot spots to tell you about at least not on the freeways. you can see for yourself at the approach to the bay bridge toll plaza we have about eight minutes from the foot of the mains towards fremont street this morning if you're heading over to the sand until bridge no problems to alert you to west bound or east bound 92. your golden gate bridge ride south bound 101 is pretty smooth and easy it looks like a few cars are within camera shot, but there are no major delays to speak of. as the turn our attention to the traffic map, all is green and west bound 24 and south bound 680 are clear as well. >> justine: this is a tense scene as the police arrested a naked man following a wild car chase and arrows, police said he caused a three car accident and then they say he pulled the woman out of her car and took off but it does not end right there the man is accused of driving the wrong way and then, five car pileup. >> of we indicated some sort of drug or mental state that calls into the cave so directly. >> justine: heard and i think he got a chance to put a close on but he was taken to the hospital for others were hurt one moment was full term in her pregnancy cheese suffered two broken legs. >> james: after a florida marlins game in miami 4 people were killed after a minivan jumped a curb and then plowed into an income of people. the driver of the van also died they believe that the driver may have experienced some sort of health problem what he was driving with the names of the victims have not been released. >> justine: we will take a quick break on the kron4 news on this monday morning july 2nd. we do have a live look of what is just in to the kron4 newsroom. this is a look at what is happening in petaluma as the highway >>anchor: there is an easy way to upgrade from a simple traffic ticket to a misdemeanor charge anywhere in the bay. just do with this driver in the silver car did as a result he can hit with fines and the thousands of dollars not only did the driver tried to ignore the officer be tried to cross over multiple lanes of traffic to avoid a ticket. in short, he flat out ran from the police. >> why are you running? >>anchor: the driver told the officer that he was in a rush but when i asked him ... >> why didn't run--did you run? >> i do not know you are talking about. >>anchor: asked this driver why he was in the carpool lane and he had this to say. >> i got caught behaving badly. beth >>anchor: the same with this guy. >> i was just running late to work so i had to get there. >>anchor: the this solomon --this woman had to be chased. >> i was moving around like could see where i was. >>anchor: she was issued a car pool violation. >>anchor: this woman was also caught. >> i did not see the square. >>anchor: a car pull ticket is about $490 but it is not a moving violation but running from the police in an attempt to avoid the ticket and stanley upgraded to a misdemeanor with of to one year in jail and fines that could reach as high as $10,000. a santa clara county sheriff's deputy that happened to be nearby at the driver to admit that he ran to avoid getting a ticket. >>anchor: he did avoid the car pool ticket because he got an instant upgrade to see the judge. >> james: as always, if you have a comet or story idea for stanley let him know. send him an e-mail or reach out to him on facebook and twitter as well. >> justine: make sure your fourth of july plans include watching us here on kron4. we will give you the best seat in the house to watch the fireworks from all around the bay. we are the only station that brings you local fireworks live. you do not have to go anywhere you can stay on your couch. >> justine: good morning, we haven't is about this crash that just happened early this morning. >>anchor: there is an investigation going on, during the investigation someone passing by stopped to talk and then briefly fled on foot. right now they're considering this a felony hit and run because the driver of the first truck took off. they made a minor search around the area looking for the suspect so far they have not been able to find them. lakeville highway has been shut down right now only has one lane traveling past the accident scene. i can tell me this, too far in the area they're getting ready to pull both of these trucks out of the area and then hopefully open up the highway and about half hour 45 minutes. >> james: san francisco forty-niners defense's star was that of the weekend and he was not the only person hurt at his south bay home were a massive party to a violent turn. neighbors of the nfl players say that they're not surprised that it happened. last season this 22 year old linebacker set a rookie record. the team says that he will be ok with the criminals that hurt him and two others are on the loose. >>anchor: neighbors described this linebacker at the reckless person. they are not surprised about the shooting at his house. >> it does not surprise me. >> i was expecting something to happen like this eventually because when you hear parties every weekend and shooting very often. >>anchor: and a lot of neighbors say they hear shooting coming from his property and someone fires guns just for fun. >> machine guns, all kinds of guns and we have reported this to the police. >> you never know, with a bullet it can go anywhere. >>anchor: no one had anything good to say about their new neighbor they say he bought this mansion not long ago. these are some pictures of it, it is located in an upscale neighborhood east of san jose. >> if you have a 49er that moves in it is a nightmare, is the one thing the trouble ever since. >>anchor: this woman lives right below his house and she heard at least six shots a saturday morning. >> they were loud, the first when it was only one shot and then fast at least five more. >>anchor: the deputies got the 91 on call around 2:00 a.m. they found to people with gunshot wounds and then they say someone stabbed the linebacker at least once. all three victims are expected to survive. investigation say they cannot know if smith was the intended target and at this point it and i have a motive the detectives say about 100 people attended house party because it was so chaotic and allow the sale lot of people did not see the person who attacked them. investigators are still looking for the suspects in the meantime neighbors hope that this will become a teachable moment for smith. >> i think it is a lesson in that he can learn from this. >> justine: family and friends are continuing the search for this man they believe he may have fallen into the then that at&t park. last week to call off the search for the missing man family members' travel from los angeles hoping to find him. >> he would missing monday night after the giants game we believe that he fell over the edge and he cannot swim. >> he is out there somewhere please help us to find him and bring him home his mother wants him home. if we can give her that peace, it will help us tremendously. >> i was with him the whole day. he is my best friend. i will not be able to bring him back a we need to find his body for his family. >> i am hoping that he is still alive and that we find his body i need to take him home. >> justine: after spending the weekend searching the family printed out fliers and rented boats. >> james: police say that dna evidence has linked this man to the murder of a convenience store owner. it happened in 1991 after the criminals held up the store. the owner pulled out a hand gun and try to take the money back. a struggle ensued and she was stabbed to death the suspect will not be charged because he died in prison back in 1994 and the other rubber remains on the loose. lettuce it update on your forecast this morning. >> erica: good morning james, we're taking a live look outside in walnut creek. we have a lot of cloud cover overhead be aware that as you step outside the door, for the most part the cloud coverage will keep temperatures of of the warmer than what we are used to. we have upper 50s waking up in fairfield and concord. we have about one degree warmer in fremont, 15 of those in relentless city and as we see where the numbers will go on to the afternoon the future forecast predicts by about 12:00 p.m. we will see 60s along the coastline and the peninsula squeezing out some '70s rock the heart of the bay for places like open in hayward. it looks like the corn fields and on your screen indicate some '70s. we will certainly mantra that throughout the morning in terms of exactly where the numbers will go neighborhood by neighborhood it looks like daly city could come in at 62 degrees, 69 for those in san mateo, low '70s for those in the east shore it looks like we could reach an afternoon high of 85 decrees so in the but warmer compared to yesterday. i will have the full detail of where these numbers will go through out the rest of the week including your fourth of july holiday coming up. >> justine: let us take a look at what is happening along the bay bridge. cars are approaching the toll plaza but no hot spots we will continue to march in this situation and let us look at what is happening on the san mateo bridge. we have a new look from a camera and went toward hayward and foster city a lot of space in between car skidded but it was happening along the golden gate bridge it is empty right now but we will continue to find out what is happening w hey, your high speed internet here at home... and on the go... ...with some really big news. it's b-i-g, big. high speed internet from at&t at home... includes wi-fi access on the go -- whoo-hoo! it's an unbelievable deal. it's an unbelievable deal. 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recover >> , all of our intentions they on reasonable suspicion. >>anchor: the chief says he does support the mayor's efforts to the outside of the box. >> he is also a former civil rights attorney and he plans on protecting everyone civil rights. >> james: let us take a break of giving you a quick look outside. the current temperature is 57 degrees in the city. will get to the upper 60s by this afternoon, we will be right back. >> james: the health care reform law and the hot topic in the upcoming presidential election ever since the supreme court upheld the law this weekend there romney and president obama have been talking up this issue. >> walking up to a pool room--to a podium mitt romney said with the supreme court got wrong he will make right. >> with the court did not do on its last day in session i will do on my first day if i'm elected i will act to repeal obama- care. >> he used the term obama- care 18 * he presents himself as the voters last chance to strike down the president's health-care law. >> president barak obama: it should be pretty clear by now that i did not do this because it was good politics. >> president barak obama: this idea has been to its support from members from both parties including the core republican nominee for president. >> this is an a middle- class tax increase and you know why we know this? not because i am saying it because the supreme court has said it is a basis for them old it. >> this is something the president denied three years ago. >> it is still a tax increase. >> president barak obama: that is not true for us to say that you have to take the responsibility health insurance is not a tax increase. >> we have to make sure that those people who have pre-existing conditions know that they will be able to be insured and not lose their insurance. >> i don't know, may be plenty of paying for out of his own pocket. >> justine: it is the first time ever a supreme court justice entire--sided with an entire block ever since then he has been cast in the spotlight. >> conservatives are still shaking their heads. >> it is really a shock. >> i am disappointed at their decision. >>anchor: how could one of their own on the supreme court thought with liberals to support the democratic president's health-care plan but in many ways it was a conservative decision. >> it says the role of the court is to be the last or not the--the last resort and not the first. >>anchor: this type of thinking should not be a surprise coming from roberts. >> judges and justices are service of law and not the other way around the are like umpires. umpires do not make the rule they imply them. they make sure everyone plays by the rule. >>anchor: it is not about legislating from the bench is fighting a narrow path to deciding cases. president obama voted against roberts in 2005. >> president barak obama: he has often use his skills on behalf of the strong and opposition to the week. >>anchor: as president he kept up his criticism calling out the supreme court of the citizens united decision opening the floodgates for outside money in his campaign. >>anchor: 4 roberts the health-care decision is a legacy builder that helps the credibility of the court without throwing away policy idea that almost every president has grappled with go and all the way back to theodore roosevelt. >> know that he voted this way because the the legal for him and the supreme court as a whole it was an incredibly smart decision. >>anchor: what is in the background cecil much about roberts and a lawyer worth several million dollars, a harvard graduate at 57 years old a husband with the two adopted children. he has had health issues including seizures one as recently as 2007. >> i think the idea that his health somehow influenced this, he is a constant lawyer. this is no reason to believe anything extra at all made this decision. >>anchor: this is an unusual case there are likely to be more health-care cases related to the president's plan roberts and his colleagues will give their chances to show their stripes. >> james: the last turn, attacked the to the forecast. >> erica: good morning james welcome back to the work week we are taking a live look at conditions over of --the james lick freeway. we have a lot of cloud coverage and with it up to some fog for those of you along the coastline and a cloud coverage is keeping your temperatures a little bit warmer. we have 56 degrees for downtown san francisco. keeping the upper fifties around for oakland the same goes for concord. as we headed to the afternoon, the cloud coverage in the fall bayshore to burn off. temperatures sitting mostly in the '70s and it could squeeze out some 84 the warmest inland areas. as we headed to tomorrow we will gain a couple of degrees. you will notice that from the in and spots in the heady pretty quiet weather pattern. a little below the seasonal average and it does not look like we have a wet weather. fog tracker for shows you concede the fog not only putting the coastline in the peninsula that even judge the water's been spilling into some of the inland valleys as we advance the clock that cloud coverage and all the morning fog will stick around by 10:00 a.m.. it will start to thin out. we will see some of the sunshine peeking through. as we headed closer to lunch time it looks like it is pulling back and situated along the coastline. in terms of your temperatures the numbers will go neighborhood by neighborhood. expect conditions to be a little bit warmer than yesterday. 74 degrees this afternoon- round you. neville '70s expected for sunnyvale. it looks like milpitas could reach 77 degrees and the into the mid '80s places like antioch and pittsburg. keeping it at the 80 degree mark for walnut creek in concord. we have 74 castro valley and one degree warmer than main union city. in the north bay you will see '70s and '80s gras here. 66 degrees expected for research and and 68 for those in san bruno. you can see some of the cloud coverage and the fog situated around the bay area that is what is presently happening. as we look ahead to what to expect the cloud coverage will stick around through most of the morning burning off to the afternoon. we will deal with iran and the deep ringleader each and every morning for the next couple of days. like i mentioned we have a quiet weather pattern your seven day of around the bay extended forecast shows that to to will start to climb as we head into the next couple of days. for those of you lucky enough to have the for the job--to have the fourth of july off, it looks like we will have it my stay there. over the traffic center i do not have any hot spots to tell you about. >> erica: with some 92 is moving smoothly there are no problems getting to the bridge. if you're heading over to the golden gate bridge recognize that cameron there is it of fog for those the driving and a lot of space in between cars. on the traffic map you will see a lot of green on the road with centers. all >> darya: this morning brings in of a challenge for millions of people along the east coast embarking on a dark commute this morning after a whole we can without electricity. the william lynch trial may get one step closer today. >> james: here is how a little bit that for us this morning. we do see fog and cloud coverage around the media bay. but the stretch and then but it should clear rather quickly. this afternoon expect a mostly sunny day. >> james: we will have a complete look at your forecast coming up in just a moment. >> erica: we do not have any hot spots on the freeway. we have some minor incidents but a quick commute check shows pretty good conditions no problem for our stuff they interstate 280 looks good is a smooth and easy ride for those coming out of marin county. >> darya: chp investigator on the scene of a fatal hit- and-run that is our developing story we want to turn to jackie cecil was at the scene of this accident. >>anchor: investigators are still out here on the scene of the accident that left one person dead and another potentially facing felony hit-and-run charges. according to the chp, this trucks traveling northbound at around 12:45 p.m.--12:45 p.m.. he swerved off the road and then hit this red truck head on. unfortunately the driver of the red truck was pronounced dead at the scene. according to the chp a witness stopped and was talking to the driver of the first truck went to check on the victim, and then came back and the driver was gone. the chp came back out and made an intensive search around the area attempting to find the driver but to no avail, and they obviously have the truck in custody to take fingerprints. but, for right now only one lane of the highway is open. tow trucks are back out here right now. it looks like the trucks will be out of here in about five minutes or so, so it should not have much effect on this morning commute. >> darya: this is the kind of thing that happened lucky referred with the one witness very few people around to help out with the investigation. >>anchor: yes, basically this happen at about 12458 am or 1:00 a.m.. only one car saw what happened and he was talking to the driver went to check on the victim and then came back and that is when the driver took off. adjutancy, the tow trucks are taking out the vehicles right now. >> justine: police are on the scene at jones investigating a shooting to a man he was shot in the leg. no arrests have been made we have not gotten any permission about the victim but as soon as we learn more we will pass along. >> mark: millions of people from the mid atlantic from the south and down to the northeast are week and up without power this morning. you can see those extremes thunderstorms that came roaring through. it killed 16 people over the weekend. here is some of the damage, you can see the trees and downed power lines. there is no air conditioning and no new ice. at this groves restore chain in maryland they were passing out free ice. storm victims say it is nice to see everyone coming together. >> we like the fact that the community's gathering together to try and be helpful. people are treating traffic lights and stop signs. people have been clearing up debris from the roads together we like the sense of community look like to come back because it so hot and want to get back to normal. >> mark: 13 people were killed on friday and saturday and three more were killed yesterday. all of them linked to down trees except for the electrocutions of a man in washington d.c.. >> mark: taking a look at the weather map we have a heat warning in effect for the atlantic region up and say lewis, and very hot weather with temperatures for 95 to 100 expected for the eastern half of the nation for the fourth of july. >> darya: closing arguments are expected in the case of this san francisco man accused of brutally beating a former priest that he said molested him when he was a child. the man in the red tide told the jurors that the man sexually molested him and his little brother during a camping trip back in 1974 when he was just seven years old and his brother was 4 years old. >> darya: he says that views destroyed his life. prosecutors say he attacked the former priest in 2010 and local retirement home. he admitted hitting the priest multiple times during that confrontation. >> mark: now we want to show you where this happened police received a report of the shooting near this area on mount boulevard. they later found a car with the body of the victim inside. there was at least one gunshot wound on the body that was found. no other information has been released. >> darya: we will be back with more to get you going on this monday morning. the acetanilide the outside at walnut creek it looks good and quiet. in concord right ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] what's the point of an epa estimated 42 miles per gallon if the miles aren't interesting? the lexus ct hybrid. this is the pursuit of perfection. >> darya: the east oakland boxing association has been hit on saturday for the fourth time. taking the conservative video of the burgers that will cost. they did not still that much this time the broken window damage some computers and ticks and garden tools from the shed and the sheriff says that is his record and because they're just trying to help the community. --the sheriff says that this is frustrating because they're just trying to help the community. >> darya: back in juneteenth's broke in and stole about everything at that time. donors helped them to replace what was stolen and even gave them the surveillance camera. they are relieved that the surveillance assigned to scare off thieves on to further allocations included-- on to other locations. >> darya: now kincaid, a 54 year-old died in april his girlfriend says that he gave her money to establish a museum will his wife of 30 years disputes the claims and said that she wants full control of her husband's estate. the couple had been illegally--legally separated when he died. >> mark: mexico's old revolutionary party is slated to return. >> darya: we will take a live look at our cameras in a couple of minutes we are looking at a pretty nice day today, we will be right back. demi >> mark: a heat wave and dangerous and deadly storms crippling the east coast. check out this video lightning over the white house. as the fall of the storms and the heat wave, the storms that rolled through in the last three afternoons we have seen 16 people killed. >> mark: the waldo canyon fire has destroyed nearly 350 homes. some of the people that were evacuated were allowed back in their homes, is up to 45 percent contained and 18,000 a. have burned. as residents did to return to their homes with see some of the incredible pictures of the devastation from the fires there. their homes were completely burned to the ground you see nothing left but basketballs and in a tube and a mailbox. we also see additional pictures from the air coming in. we get this, home for saved here and others were completely destroyed. >> mark: the wildfire burned all the surrounding landscape here but the firefighters were able to save the homes despite with the brush all around there and now we are getting a report of burglaries', 25 and some of the burned out holmes as people evacuated these neighborhoods. >> darya: good morning james, now we have weather. >> james: good morning, you can see the marine layer is pushing its way into the bay. we are dealing with and i spelled start this morning temperatures in san francisco are in the mid fifties and low sixties for san jose. now here is the wider view that you can see on our map, mainly in the upper 50s throughout most of the bay area this morning. last week we were talking about upper '40's for santa rosa and apple but not so today. today we are dealing with a nice smile start this afternoon will be warm, temperatures at noon look like this, we have 60s along the coast, said his runcie the day and at that point we have 80's in the. it will get more definite as we head towards 3:00 p.m. even the possibility of upper 80s. now let us take a tour of the bay area. these are the temperatures that we are expecting. now we flew right past the rest of that but the east bay valley that is where we will see the mid to upper 80s and then potentially, we are talking possible my degree weather. this is in the past the next three days, monday, tuesday and wednesday we get warmer and warmer as we head towards the end of the week. we have patchy fog in the forecast and san francisco but we will keep our fingers crossed. >> james: we will have a more complete look your forecast coming up now on to traffic with erica. >> erica: it is a pretty quiet ride around the bay area. at the bay bridge toll plaza you can see there is no lead at the pay dates and on the green lights to deal with. traffic moves a smoothly up the incline and across the upper deck. your drive is under 10 minutes from the foot of the maze approaching fremont street this morning. for those of you heading over to the san mateo bridge it is getting a little more busy on the right-hand side of your screen. fortunately we deny having back ups at the toll plaza. we have a live look at the golden gate bridge south bound 101 shows a lot of space coming out of marin county. >> erica: we see pretty smooth conditions for your ride coming out of the north bay and a quick survey from our traffic map shows that all is well. check out all the green on your screen. west bound 24 is a clear shot. we are not seeing any typical slowing just yet for highway 4 in the westbound direction. the south bay freeway is pretty smooth with an easy ride coming out of the coyote valley. your drive is 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 million people traveled. this year the project an estimated 2 million americans will travel from home. they say the dropping gas prices helped to boost the number of people that have decided to take off for the holiday. so, here we are just a couple of it the way there will be a lot of even around the bay area to submit fourth of july. berkeley is celebrating independence day with live entertainment. there will also be fireworks at the end of the pier. the oakland municipal band will perform at lakeside park you can bring family and friends in for a picnic. and the fourth to like of parade-- and the fourth of july dog parade will take place as well. >> darya: that is interesting to me. now hayward is celebrating this year with an old-fashioned fourth of july. >> darya: the other idea is to stay home and enjoy our coverage right here around the bay. >> mark: we will be right back as the kron4 morning news continues. traffic appears to be moving smoothly and we will have an update on weather and traffic in our story in just two minutes. >> darya: the california highway patrol is investigating a fatal crash that happened in vallejo fire station 25 is opening its door this morning after two years of being shut. and millions of people are went up without electricity again after extreme heat. thunderstorms and knocked out power and killed at least 16 people over the weekend. >> mark: the us get more on your forecast with james. >> james: here is a live look from our roof camera. >> james: as for the weather today is expected to be similar to yesterday. temperatures may be slightly warmer, mostly '70s but we could get into the 80's. tomorrow we have plenty of sunshine is breezy in some spots and as we headed to the fourth of july we are looking for dry weather to continue. >> erica: we are seeing an increase in the volume of traffic. we have light conditions however there is no backup to speak of with no metering lights to contend with and we do show good conditions for all bay area freeways. there are no hot spots to contend with and i will have a full check of your monday morning commute coming up. >> darya: police are looking for the driver that caused a fatal hit and run crash in petaluma. look at the mess left after this accident that happened just after midnight. the chp when they arrived found that one person was in their vehicle unconscious and the road was closed for a while and it reopened. it looks like everything is clear right now but we are out there while the chp investigates who was involved. >> mark: this morning we are learning the name of the man that was stabbed to death that identified him as 41 year-old harry clark. he was found bleeding from at least one stab wound in the parking lot. no arrests have been made. this is the 20th homicide in san jose of the year. >> darya: muni is trying to speed up service. this the first time the bus service in the entire country will allow the old door and boarding. we are in san francisco talking about the details of how this will happen. it is not everyone that is allowed to get on board on the front and back, we will talk about this and we will talk to will in just a few minutes. >> darya: -- >> mark: in san francisco forty-niners star is recovering after being stabbed. police say the 22 year old linebacker alden smith was hospitalized for a gunshot wound. they say they were attending a house party. the nfl players neighbors say they're not surprised this happened. >> it does not surprise me. >> i was expecting something like this to happen eventually because when you hear reportedly we can come up when you hear it shooting very often. >> i have heard machine guns all types of guns and we have reported this to the police. >> it is a nightmare, you get a forty-niners player that moves into the east hill and it has been nothing but trouble ever since. >> mark: no rest have been made the 49er say they are thankful that his incident was not more serious. >> darya: if you were anywhere near at&t, we can they have seen fliers posted about this missing dodgers fan. his family is searching for him all the believe that he was the one that fell into the pier last week after the dodgers game. family members travel from los angeles hoping to find him. >> mark: in napa county investigators say they finally cracked an old deadly robbery case police say the dna evidence links michael to the murder of a convenience store owner. after the to help the store the owner to got begun and try to take the money back but was killed. >> darya: from ducks and to car buyers the are all getting an little more protection today. now it is illegal to produce or sell fox what--sell foie gras and california they found that it was ruled to animals. and dealers must now market for junk--mark jump cars or salvaged cars with bright stickers. >> darya: 2 see the full list of all the new laws that are not affected can go to our kron4 home page. >> mark: keeping i will treat it looks like a flat day of trading. we wait for the opening bell we had a huge rally on friday with the dow gaining 278 points. we will start the week at 12,008 eight zero for the dow. not european unemployment is at 11.1%. back here at home, the government will release numbers on construction spending this morning we will wait for those awaiting for more reports to come out by the end of the week. california will become the first state in the nation to write into law much of the national market sentiment-- settlement that was negotiated at your will. large lenders in california will be required to provide a single point of contact for home owners that want to discuss loan modification. >> mark: it will also lead california home owners to lenders if the vendor violates state law. >> darya: the us take a live look outside at the james the freeway in san francisco. we will be right back. 3q hey, i'm joey aragon. see that film? people call me about this every day. my dishwasher must be broken. you know, it's not always the machine. it may be the detergent. add finish power up to boost your detergent and you'll see a huge difference. watch what it can do. look at that sparkle! now that's clean! cloudiness! spots! tough stains! even dishwasher build-up! gone! just like that! so don't give up. add finish power up. wow! see the difference! it's a must have! >> darya: and the us get back to the muni deal. muni becomes the first in the country to allow all door boarding. the idea is to speed things up. we are following this live will tran is there to speak about what makes this so unique. >>anchor: the reason they want to have this in effect is because time is money. if you can speed up the bus by 1 mi. per hour that means 76 more million dollars in revenue that they can at one. when you are at a very busy bus stop you expect people to show up and when you have to wait to go through the front, that adds to back up time and people become frustrated that is why they wanted to open it up entirely for the you can hop in the front or the back. if you think about cheating, guess what they will add extra service and personnel can people just to make sure a few walking event shall your card or your transfer if you do not you will be kicked off the bus because they know people try to do that. but the whole idea is to get service going faster and faster. there are critics out there that say guess what the bus drivers will be too busy looking at the mirror to make sure that everyone was on board if they are worried did you pay or not pay, that in essence will cause it to slow down. >> darya: right now it is very controlled because everyone gets in the normal way through the front. if you have to pay, you have to come through the front. >>anchor: exactly. i can tell you this on the muni buses and maybe they will have the card that you can swipe on the side in the back. some buses already let you in on the back, but this will be all of the buses. >> darya: i am sure that they will try to see if it is even worth the trouble. >> mark: it is common to cost a little more to ride bart because train fares are up. that means if you go to work an extra nickel or dime will be added. they say this increases linked to be rate of inflation. >> mark: other fares are going up around the bay area as well take a look. >> mark: we will take a quick break as the kron4 morning news continues. de >> darya: san francisco police are looking for the person who shot a man in the leg. this happened around 4:00 a.m. at jones. they have not made any arrests so far. and if up with joe and the girlfriend of the late thomas kincaid are facing off in court over who did the $66 million that he left behind in his estate. his girlfriend committed a handwritten note saying that she's the one at the convention and $10 million because he said he wanted her to start a museum of his paintings. but his wife of 30 years says that she wants full control of the estate although they have been separated for two years. >> darya: utilities are working to reclaim power in the aftermath of friday's fierce storm. homes are without air-conditioning and there are colleges and then signals. that is all the way from virginia to new jersey and as far as ohio. 17 people have been killed >> mark: tough times for the u.s. postal service. a pool of 48 plants across the nation will be impacted by the consolidation. in addition, they will cut the workforce, retirement packages and buyouts. this will affect 40,000 mail handlers. the u.s. postal service lost more than $5 billion last year. >> mark: want to bay area weather and traffic with james fletcher. >> james: i have a shot of the american flag is pretty cloudy out there right now. we are dealing with the marine layer pushing in but it does not seem to be depressing all that much. taking care where we are right now as to work our way through the day forecast. we are in the upper 50s to low 60s. but just about every portion of the bay area except for the coast to see some low to mid '50's there. >> james: that you get the idea, we are off to a good start this morning and by noon during lunch hour there will be from light winds up with plenty of sunshine. temperatures already see '70s and more like the 80's and some of the inland spots with 60s along the coast. we will push the clock about 3:00 p.m. you will see that we have warmer conditions in the '90s, and you can see various conditions out to the delta to get into the 80's and maybe even approaching the 90 degree mark. >> james: in any event, that is the way the temperature will look this afternoon and by 3:00 p.m., let me break down in detail as we take a closer look at can expect this seven day around the bay. we're looking for in the heist to be anywhere from 81 to 85 degrees. you probably would have to go out and antioch to get in the mid '80s. but for most of the in and spots you'll be in the low to mid '80s. >> james: as we work our way towards the fourth to july wednesday, it looks like wednesday's going to be the warmest day of the week. stay attuned we will have your fireworks forecast coming up. >> erica: i assume a lot of people have the day off today if you are heading up can thing we do have an amber to talk about. west bound in the--west bound 80 has a truck fire that is causing some major delays. back here in the bay area we have no major problems to talk about. we have pretty conditions for those of you using fastrak. over at the san mateo bridge there is a lot of space in between cars there is a drive of 14 minutes between 880 row and highway 1 to 1. if you are heading down to the golden gate bridge we do have in the the fog, but is not compromising any visibility. as we take this over to the traffic map, all is well for the most part in the south bay. there are no incidents to speak up for the nimitz freeway. for those of you commuting along the peninsula you feel a lot of green on the road with sensor for the bayshore and interstate 280. if you are taking public transit in looks like you could to go. >> mark: the oakland a's managed to avoid the sweep against the red hot texas rangers. >> mark: oakland had to overcome a great performance by the rangers picture that manage his fees and high with a win. now a wild finish for the giants, check this out we have buster posey and they did before then split here. the bottom of the ninth, to out. -=--2 outs and the giants had a surprising win. >> darya: that was pretty embarrassing for the other guy. >> mark: the check out the all-star game. >> mark: these guys all selected by the fans. buster posey had 7.6 million votes. that is the highest total ever for a national league player. >> darya: really! people obviously love him. >> darya: people really get into this. >> mark: they are trying to get more people interested in the all-star game. >> darya: i like the derby. >> mark: everyone likes the home run derby. >> darya: let us take a look here. the temperatures outside our 55 and we are looking for a high of 68. good morning! wow. want to start the day with something heart healthy and delicious? you're a talking bee... honey nut cheerios has whole 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they had the heat performances. >> mark: we will be right back as the kron4 morning news continues if we have a live look at the bay bridge. right now there is no big back up this morning as we make our went over to the bay bridge. 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