live tonight with the detailsjeff. >> reporter: in just before 3:00 here the railroad tracks by a war would erode. the truck parked on the tracks for some reason an amtrak train heading from bakersfield and oakland so. and in symmetrical launched it several hundred feet into the waterway. the middle river the driver of that vehicle ejected and the truckle landed on a woman floating in a raft and river. video piquancy his horrible scene truck main goal on its side floating in the set the river helicopters came in and rescued two people critically injured, taken to john muir medical center in walnut creek. the trauma center there there are listening critical conditions by before the rot lives tonight a horrible tragic scene. we do not know why that driver was parked on the railroad track. again amtrak train the truck went flying all ended on a woman floating in a raft. >>grant: adhere to show you where this was in the delta of. the train heading west you near or wood road heading toward oakland's. truck and just easier or would erode. all tracks west of brentwood e separate what i'm sorry north of discovery bay. the truck again ending up no word on why the truck was on the tracks in the first place. >> pam:new details tonight. as a peninsula pet sitter could face jail time for allegedly abusing dogs. we showed you one video last night at 8 of the woman. shaking and slamming a small dog around. and now there is a second video. kron 4's justine waldman has it for us tonight. she joins us live from burlingame with new information justine you found out she was running an illegal business? >> reporter: that's right. the woman who ran linda's pet care did not have proper city permits to do sell. also learning in the district attorney could get this animal abuse case on monday. video is hard to watch. taken by a neighbor in july shows pullman tracking and data by the neck slamming it to the ground and then slapping it several times. he made society released the video in hopes of finding the dog fears it might be hurt. showed video to dog owners called it appalling. woman who answered the door as the the business did not want to talk to kron 4 news. now a second video showing possible abuse. the woman at stomps on the ground a dog screams away. the woman in her 60s and has been running at a dog sitting at business out of her home for a decade. now shutdown moved dog owners applaud. "concerning because annals the advocate it, leave them with someone the assume your merely being wealthy and care of." "extending your kids to day care, people out working and you tell you take care of adolescence is will they get. i hope she gets the steepest penalty she can get." >> reporter: business owner now has a lawyer, he did not return our calls. fearing for their safety humane society sees the 11 dogs out of the woman's home. of them she was taking care of three of them her own. the three dogs pam now in protective services. >> pam: and depart top tourist destinations in the world now we now also destination for hackers hotspot fees you can't even see. >> reporter: a warning tonight news and every city. a thief who reaches into a pocket you cannot even feel it. malicious wife by free what i you connect to on your phone operated by hackers looking distil your personal information. local tech the surt facilities targeting tourists. "air is going after with offering a week for life by a unsealing day up" >> reporter: curious tourist destinations for allegis why fight, times square hundred on paris disneyland paris member for golden gate park. they showed me how easy it is too personal information by hacking my fallen. my fallenphone i have to"all your contacts and post on your behalf." >> reporter: read any warnings a new device make sure you have a current operating system. and immediately disconnect from why five of your phone excreted acts weird. they found several right outside the kron 4 news room this one called don't join me. > >>grant: rest of livermore valley can, tame it way up for. 45 percent contain the fires on both sides of tesla road midway between livermore tracy. in the altamont pass area tablatures hot. could be worse mid-70s in falling this one started yesterday's. midafternoon spread very quickly earning on occupied home overnight. sedate firefighters made really good progress holding steady 2,500 a. of. very role in this area. the cause is on non we keep posted as crews worked to contain the fire. tests >> reporter: will fire one of burning are on the stage tonight. the fire and national forest threatening the small town of santa margarita/the national guard has been called in to monitor hotspots and prevent it from hitting the town. so far it has scorched 3500 acres. and is 20 percent contained. and the rough fire is still burning in the sierra national forest. that fire burning more than 32=thousand acres and it's only three percent contained. 25=hundred campers had to be evacuated. that fire was sparked by lighting >> pam: informational todaythis past july was the hottest month ever recorded. that's according to a new report from noaa. there is also mounting evidence that human beings are probably responsible for california's drought. kron 4's charles clifford is live tonight in san francisco with details. and reaction from governor jerry brown. charles.... >> reporter:the previous hottest july was in 1998, when temperatures were just 0.14 degrees above normal. this year that record was easily passed. july 2015...the hottest month ever recorded. the national oceanic and atmospheric administration says that global temperatures were 1.46 degrees fahrenheit above average. the noaa report also notes that el nion, the warm water mass near the equator in the pacific, is contributing to the high temeratures. the news comes just as another report published in the scientific journal geophysical research letters bclaims california's four year drought is due ,in part, to man made climate change. the authors assert that 8-27 percent of the precipitation changes in california are the results of global warming caused by people. on thursday california governor jerry brown, who has long pushed for aggressive efforts to confront climate change, said that "new scientific reports now make it crystal clear that climate change is already affecting california and the southwest in the form of higher temperatures and a more devastating drought. it's time for republicans, foot-dragging corporations and other deniers to wake up and take sensible action before it's too late." experts also now saying that there's a a greater than 90% chance that el niño will stick around through the winter and an 85 percent chance with will last until spring 2016. in san francisco, charles >> pam:a new study estimates, california's continuing four- year drought will cost the state economy 2-point-7 billion dollars this year alone. agriculture will be the hardest hit, losing nearly two- billion dollars. according to the study from the university of california - davis. nearly 21-thousand jobs will also be lost, almost half in seasonal agriculture. the study says, california's groundwater reserves have somewhat off-set the drought's impact. but those reserves are shrinking, and even with possible relief from el nino, the outlook for 20-16 is uncertain. fairfield police arrested a man. for sexually exploiting a 16-year-old girl. >> pam:19-year-old robert patterson. an american canyon resident. was arrested for human sex trafficking and pimping. a human sex trafficking investigation led to his arrest the victim has been placed into protective custody. officials say, there was enough evidence to suggest she was sexually exploited throughout california. patterson was booked into the solano county jail. >> pam:a multiple vehicle collision in south san francisco resulted in a fire hydrant being hit. take a look at this video the hydrant. the incident happened around 6- 40 this evening on el camino real across from costco. south san francisco fire department arrived at the scene shortly after and shut off the hydrant. no damage to property or >> pam:ahead at eight. teacher shortages impacting schools around the bay area. we check to see if schools are closer to fill spots. the serious charges caitlyn jenner could soon face stemming to a deadly crash in malibu. and next. swarms of creepy crawling bugs invade a popular festival. we find out where they are coming from. >> diane: clouds cooler temperatures today if we expect changes for the weekend forecast coming. >> pam:new at 8 tonight: organizers of the famous 'burning man' week - long event coming up in nevada. confirm, that this year, the plans are being hampered by large swarms of bugs. they hope the bugs will be gone in a week and a half. when the event starts, but so far, the pictures are eye opening. kron 4's j.r. stone is following the story. >> reporter: these car tires are boggs. greenbugs lots of them. heading to the burning man festival in the next week court to. bugs like this one might be in near future. professor john says these bugs are appeared to be recalled stink bugs. "use bug widely aired a group of and sexy call stink bugs there completely harmless. things to go around and said juices out plants. that can't shoot the and suckers." only >> reporter: spoke at state thursday. he showed us his dead stink bug. says the recent wet weather or the burning man that is held likely the reason for the bugs. "six respond quickly a big number is in short period of time sometimes." >> reporter: out of black rock city and nevada dark. her insights as well. pat and it says the quality of the pictures to porto identify them. for the stink bugs they are not harmful. they do sometimes smell yes don't be shocked if. there are if but up your sleeves. "someone grab one and a smell that." >> pam: school. tonight we are keeping you up to date on teacher shortages in the bay area this year. we checked on the progress made in the oakland district.. the district says, it is still 30 teachers short of what is needed. however, that number is an improvement. last week, the distirct had more than 70- spots to fill. unfortunately oakland officials believe this is the new normal. not only in the bay area. but across california. it is unlikely all slots will be filled by opening day in oakland monday but the district says, there *will be credentialed teachers in all classrooms --- even if they have to use administrators to fill in gaps. we want to remind you. we have a special 'back to school section at kron-4 dot com. there you can find resources to help your family get ready 4 school. >> diane: creasing clouds for tonight. the foggy conditions like cam right now. " clouds in place. tablatures current number is 70 degrees and stock 67 livermore. east bay shoreline low 60s including san francisco peninsula. and south bay. as a gift to the night and, 9:00 p.m. or clouds rolling in at 8:00 a.m. we have patchy fog a slight chance of moderate along the peninsula area. upper 50s base cities and seven before the coast. by noon time a gradual clearing with the clouds sunshine we won't get too warm with a daytime highs. only tupelo edie's for inland valley cities. ec that and a few seconds here. satellite rate are showing no rain in the forecastle pressure system responsible for the fog. also with the wind speeds picking up the onshore breezes will. have high pressure system making its way to our region will warm ups modestly over the weekend. 11:00 p.m. fog tracker widespread oakland hayward as well be. the parts of san leandro low clouds in place. 6 a.m. to our morning morning commute you see widespread all around much of the east bay. the north bay mill valley center fell in. time pulls back quite a bit. some sunshine out and inland valley locations east bay shoreline everywhere else some clouds much in the forecast their. and a pattern on friday night saturday morning was patchy fog in place as well. dealing with the highest in years differences go hide tomorrow around 3:00. mid- 60's low '70's. across the bridge east bayshore line looks like close '70s on average. the near east bay in the locations of hundred degree 9 degree mark. at even seeing the '90s. justle eighties to mid '80s as well as. south a region's low 80s. and transition to the north bay cities there you have below '70s upper 70's as should say patchy fog in place. next three days week and forecasts 85 degrees saturday sunday. slightly back the seasonal average top. about how long that will stick around a near 70 forecast. >> pam:outrage over the death of 23- oakland police say, he died in a tragic accident. but linyard's case. linyard's body was found stuck between two buildings back on oakland police. police say he died in the wedge. but friends of linyard do not believe that claim. they went to the location and took pictures of their own. to try and prove that there was enough space for linyard to survive. "robust and sutlej that's my friend a cut. isn't of richard. we are inside the wreckage wedge my friend can fit the police say he died. according to spokesperson oakland police department and. alameda county coroner has yet to report on the exact cause of death. >> pam: regular manslaughter charges against killing gen rolled in a fail car crash and i'll. said his town said was dry on same as the air in lacks is pushing in traffic of the lexus was kill when struck the case represents next is her will be judge fay investigators plan to recommend february. next on cry school so great still a laptop that dollars with students giants starting a key series in pittsburgh who is coming to help the giants starting tomorrow making big news + click on send credit for trying things and reaction when he tries a new food all latin more later in the show. and reaction when he tries a new food all latin more later in the show. where all beds are on sale!r, the time is now for the save 50% on the labor day limited edition bed. know better sleep with sleep number. with sleep number, now there's an adjustment for that. only at a sleep number store. the time is now for the biggest sale of the year, where all beds are on sale! save 50% on the labor day limited edition bed. know better sleep with sleep number. new breed of notebooks who crone books tetchy on what students very lightweight, very portable, and very affordable. you can get a good chromebook for as low as $150. they look like traditional laptops but on the inside they are a lot different they don't have spinning hard drives. they have solid state hard drives. this means you can't store a lot of data on these machines you use the cloud for that. not having a spinning hard drive let's chromebooks turn on and off really fast it just takes seconds to fire it up and get to work. and the battery on these notebooks last a long time they are great for life on the go. students going from class to class chromebooks are simplified web based laptops running on google's chrome operating everything you do with it runs off cloud internet apps. so it's great for web surfing, email, and document creating through google docs which is like their version of microsoft word. so chromebooks provide users with fast and portable access to the web and word proccessing. so in that way they can offer everything a student needs. for on our website on kron 4 dot co m. we have a special "ready for school section" where you can find a list of good chromebooks under $300. tomorrow. at 8pm. i'm going show you some great mobile apps that can help students with homework. with your tech trends gabe >> pam: fbi lab car drives the evidence. next shocking details of the hat against meritorious cheating website call-in madison,. connection to the lighthouse. coming up: i'm steve peek i got caught behaving badly i'll explain why this bicyclist in redwood city had to utter those famous last words in the next edition of people behaving >>grant: to madison helps government plays a. sensitive jobs and the lighthouse congress and law-enforcement agencies use the web site. while i work. and in disgrace for morality see realities are calling himselfnew york - calling himself "the biggest hypocrite ever," ex- reality star josh duggar has apologized for a "secret addiction" to pornography and for cheating on his wife. the >> pam: tonight impeccable as found in california where the wild animals were spotted back by the phase over policy reason to applaud but now being called a bear squeeze has cooled since occur injuries. name. 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"the trigger is if impact occurs." much light >> reporter: list clear to the hard hit. but on her phone and this box head athletic trainer was notified right away that the players needed attention. later determined he sustained a concussion. if a"any suspicion of a concussion take about." >> reporter: this school in the bay area doing this? "only think so" >> reporter:: athletic director is to double the amount of sensors allow like all athletes for all the schools contact sports to wear one. "gillette said that data at a practice and say hey and we need to adjust for doing. as"these continue updating until eventually be lit track athletes hydration all levels. amazing how far we have come." >> pam:kron-4 is helping you get ready for school. we are on every morning from 4- am to 10 a-m. take us with you! download our free mobile app to stay connected and even stream our newscasts live. >> reporter:see this man riding his bike on the sidewalk in redwood city hey? i flag him over to me, and he comes willingly how you doing sir/ how you doing to day good now i gotta aks you this question because i'm amazed so you waved at me yea and you're riding on the sidewalk yea even though it's illegal to rid your bike on the side walk ahhhh i do i absolutely do i know it illegal to ride your bike on the sidewalk in red wood city i had a ticket for it actually they because i'm a friendly man ok oh now wait for it. there is a cop standing very close to me we have police powers throughout california, yes i am in redwood city riding with a east palo alto police officer, and no redwood city does not have a shortage of cops officer nguyen is part of the san mateo step program with officers from multiple san mateo county agencies and the california highway patrol that target traffic related issues county wide. here in redwood city there is a issues with bicyclist ignoring state and municipal traffic laws like this cyclist that failed to stop at a stop sign there wew a few riders who faild to stop at stop signs and were either issued tickets from the california highway patrol or the officer win from east palo alto police i spoke to one rider who was was so just out of curiousty why did you roll through the stop sign ahhh i guess lazyness really i mean i didn't want to lose my know so he get to utter the famous last words i'm steve peak i got caught behaving badly also riding on the sidewalk is another issues and since the state allows individual citied to govern sidewalk riding and redwood city outlawed it this cyclist she was not only riding on the sidwalk she was using duel headphones good day for you ahh sorry ? you why i stopped you ahh this well besides that ah really ohhh i have to get on the road yes you cant be on the sidewalk ok so im warning you have two choices when you know you got caught its only fitting that you look in the camera a say i got caught behaving badly and in a future segment, we look at inclucing this driver kron 4 news >> reporter:california has its first wolf pack since the state's last known wolf was killed in 1924. state and federal authorities announced thursday that a trail camera captured photos earlier this month of two adults and five pups in southeastern siskiyou county. they were named the shasta pack for nearby mount shasta. the pack was discovered four years after the famous oregon wondering wolf or-7 first reached northern california. karen kovacs of the california department of fish and wildlife said it was an amazing establish in northern california those wolves eventually migrated it attacked his kayak off the coast of santa barbara. >> pam:connor lyon said he was fishing with friends about 500 yards from shore when he felt an intense impact. the shark then came out of the water with the front of the kayak in its mouth and began thrashing. lyon's two firends also saw the attack and rushed over to pull lyon's from what was left of his "most widget experiences of some. completely in vain could not believe i had just come face-to-face with a predator and now sitting on a boat"of hundred percent boat lyon says he doesn't know if the shark was a great white but it was a dark gray color with big shark was about 13-feet long. >> pam:at first it was applauded. now activists are appalled with netflix's baby benefits for workers. the online streaming giant is facing protests over what some say is an unfair policy. they recently introduced up to one year of paid leave for most workers after the birth of adoption of a baby. however.those benefits only apply to employees who work on the streaming side. and exclude about 450 workers in the dvd by mail service. netflix says its dvd employees get bigger paychecks and better benefits than people in comparable jobs. >>grant: stuffing the dvd and envelopes,. going out of style. those jobs getting caught. those people are hourly workers. all lot less money than the streaming people. includes a lot of engineers. they are getting caught on net flips for china stepped up and give but yet to do across the board i think it your full time. >> pam: police say it was crucial evidence of former subway spokesman jared. plus vaccine for dogs of cancer also benefit humans. mystery canada it enters 200015 president with russian name. cooler temperatures add expense and changes top white 74 cast coming up and a few >> diane: clause and fog rolling in in the east a coastal regions. morning lows around 5:00 a.m. six/is across the board except san francisco north bay in the mid '50s upper fifties until the overnight hours. celebrate our no rain in the forecast noreen and pressure system cooler temperatures and the next couple days. courage pressure system off in the southwest it. system in our region and a modest warm-up. i say modest or money temperatures and the near seasonal average. when spades onshore breeze 30 m.p.h. oakland and hayward. tenneco for concord 20 not loud and fairfield. 16 for the valley livermore. and then your fog tracker 5:00 a.m. tomorrow morning 6 around pre much your commute hours and oakland hayward san leandro area. parts the north bay center fell mill valley. ballonet and. paul backlit a bit but it still in the coastal region. and allocations plenty of sunshine in the afternoon hours. it or else it scattered clouds will. clouds take place all the east bay shoreline up and the santa rosa area. potts the north bay and peninsula as well. much of the same pattern you get come saturday morning and. chain highs of 3:00 4:00. dealing with low 80s and in general we see the '90s and inland valley location. these are hot spot cities. will not see the '90s only 84 degrees livermore 8. the dnc the will is there is a. bay shoreline staying in the low seventies. samper cisco the upper 60s. 70 forecast a. big change for a while. my swarm of really brings to where we should be this, your 86. on average now until monday tuesday early next week. then back the '70s on the shoreline. >> reporter: pain trail trump and clinton are leading their poles and respective parties but it's an independent returning hads on social media. independent known as marketing this is true in a net% of the bell and north carolina pulled. some senators for supporters he does not exist he was named by a teenager in iowa. balsams piled with the federal elections commission kron 4 president under the name even his own local. he claims he's a supporter of a balanced budget. i ran news either deal. only problem he's only 15 year-old farm boy from iowa. nevertheless saw. shall media blowing up over this kid. the unspoken and really a surprising amount of people out there supporting. for president. >> pam: smarty beginning to start when. california lawmakers do something about. about mike was surprised three and a samsung manual to. television could record a conversation transmit information to a third- party if the wireless recognition setting was turned on. he has proposed a bill which would clearly explain to customers conversations could be recorded. samsung says it supports that bill. values its customers' privacy. the award by the company keeps the particular feature. still had tonight former subway pitch manager facing serious jail time. the high-tech lab that helped investigators bring him down. and in sports tiger woods and shoots his best round in two years. the giants playing for a win in pittsburgh in some pirates key nationally series. kraft has highlights and sports coming not. coming operup hey terry 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drives computers search for pictures and video. the same time allows her separate location for individuals to be interviewed by investigators. keep the team set coordinated a separate. they work in unison investigator download a picture of a hard drive. prensa off and immediately bring in to the interview room to question some direct about it. sometimes we had to produce redacted images country and removed and then was this you asleep or so it took the picture took this video? >> reporter: both for the cut down on time. residents bring the loss of sight. and then led to the evidence. collect evidence as quickly as possible exclude devices items not speak of a value. well will >> pam: lab deployed a hundred times a year. whenever there's a case, involving computers electronics which range from child pornography investigation even murder police. say the mobile unit is crucial for gathering preserving evidence quickly. preventing people from destroying evidence. at a break and cancer vaccine for man's best friend could benefit humans as well. gail madison school of medicine and teamed up with a veterinarian. cancer center for clinical trial. could have a huge impact on dogs and owners. the vaccine being offered the dogs to see thinking cause them to create antibodies. if the study's success access the same size as could directly benefit humans. the dog"cancers have very similar onsets of genetic aggressive nature of growth very similar to what we've seen in humans. the dogs that have been tested not showed any side effects so far. researchers cautiously optimistic if this trial goes well. it will eventually lead to human trials. >>grant: the giants and pittsburgh facing pirates and the key for game national series trends getting ahead in the west and the wild-card race get the point where they'd be in it giants praying for when and then charlie martin on the mall for the pirates a good event makes great business back curve ball working six and two-thirds for heads gives up zero runs hot and scored double up the right puts the pirates up to nothing ignites batik. even at the feet addressed at that jump right there but wasn't enough. neal walker policy stinks right over the finish puts away. not good enough for nothing pirates when the giants could not get the that's going to a half games back from the nl west reading dodgers four games out a wild card the a's had the night off in host tampa tomorrow night. the giants filling the void by the and dream hunter mickey move outfielder marlin burned. sending cash and the aa pitcher to the cincinnati red for the 37 year-old 19 home runs on the season to 37 and 10 pence officially put on the 15th day deal strained a week and then the wind pants will be back hopefully early september. >>grant: are lexis all highlight from last. giants cardinals' game did you catch this. prices climbing a wall goes all willie mays style. that is a beautiful catch pleasant and scotty of the home-run. with the pursuit of perfection altman highlight. niner's gearing up for the home comfort preseason opener this sunday. kaelin capita cloud chance to get in game reps at levi stadium. all smiles coming into the fifth season with the team. with the somewhat disappointing 19th touchdown 10. receptions last season but calling on capitol hill to point out. tom is at least a bitter tug on the ball. coach tom with his gleeful quarterback. true"happiness from the guy used in the light from throwing balls. then there played football together. he you see more really good smile. but you know the guy loves what he's doing all as the game" fan >>grant: gathered to cheer on the raiders this a good buy snapshot and heading to lbo the team had all walks through schedule saturday. they canceled that. the raiders will be in minnesota to play the vikings preseason affair saturday he. were native to jack del rio. he likes so far. "not done yet but guess it's been very productive. it allows us an environment to be very productive teaching or he on the field." tiger >>grant: woods today throwback thursday the and north carolina. trying to get back to his old ways this looks like a vintage tiger. that on a fourth tiger for under. things used in a mass the birdie putt. the tiger wood mass of. but the throwback thursday. it went in. six under the. 64 lowest round on pga tour since 2013 fifth two strokes behind the leader william. party for the warriors drafted this kid out of ucla. a hip surgery for the six months. the 19 year-old one season ucla average over 11 points. burning cigarette all pastor of honors. clay thompson the having hip surgery but an issue with his mouth. in china promoting his chute. figure used to try some of the cuisine. we still do not know what that is. it looks like some sort of dry ice and get something or whatever. whenever it is i've never tried anything like that. do not know that i will after a. >> pam: coming up next at 8:00. the pool not for the faint of heart or you swim in flight at the same time. my name is marcus jenkins. i'm a lineman here in oakland. day in, day out, a large part of what we do is about providing reliable power to our customers. pg&e is dedicated to the community. i love working here because this is my home. oakland is my home. this is where i'm raising my children so it's important to me to make sure my family and friends have the power and energy that we provide. this is very personal to me. it makes me work a lot harder knowing that this is my community. together, we're building a better california. >> pam: look at the pool plan for new london development. guy pull as it's called suspended 10 stories above the street between two apartment buildings these are artist renderings of what it will look like glass., bottom is 8 in. thick so hopefully the 2000 residents who have access are not afraid of heights. but if you want access to a high- rise it will cost you apartments in the new development will go for about $950,000. by the time this is actually built probably be $1.5 million. like the infinity edged those their lovely. >> diane: homages the same high as of today says. today sunday jump up zero little bit 85 degrees but seasonal average modest warm-up monday tuesday 86 degrees really no big change your cool temperatures all the way through next week that will help the fire fight going on around the state. but to but stays cool for a little bit we will be back tonight at 11 have a nice evening banks for being with us see later. anyplace. the suspect can leave the body anyplace, and they dump it on the only state land within hundred miles of here, making it ours. great. why is that a bad thing? oh, come on. you saw the body. (cho) it's a coincidence. (rigsby) nah. jane taught me one thing... hi. what do we got? the, uh, victim's name is emma plaskett, 19, local girl. first responder knew her from high school. lives at home with her parents, has an older brother and a twin sister, maya, who went missing at the same time. their car was found abandoned last night on the roadside, ten miles north of here. who's coordinating the local search? sheriff hardy here is in charge. ed hardy. good to meet you. lisbon. patrick jane. this is van pelt. well, we called in all our people, and we got volunteers rendezvousing at the station.