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thanks for joining this early tuesday morning. we want to turn our attention right now to the weather. the bay bridge is looking pretty good. coming from the north bay, super foggy out there and dave spar is with us to tell us all about it. >> the fog is low you may have to exercise around the bay, a little bit of windshield activity. >> like with the exercise. >> just one hit. >> it's intermittent. if you have, great. >> does that mean it's going to stick around all day? >> no. no. that's the good thing on the golden gate shot there, you can see the fire towers are blocked out a little bit here with the surface fog and a little bit of drizzle. let's watch it from aloft. there you can see all the bay kind of covered up. the east bay shore line does not get too far. we did get the cooling. again, this will mix out as we mentioned, looking into a sunny afternoon for everybody. temperatures in the 60s territory. 60 san jose and 56 covers san francisco. novato is 55. 2 degrees ahead of where we were at this time yesterday. most readings across the bay a couple of degrees shy across the bay and even inland, we see that. looking at oakland, morning fog, mostly sunny. temps get back to the business of around 70 or so. mild to cool afternoon depending upon your perspective and a glance of the day as a whole, clear aloft. the surface, particularly along the bay. we are already breezing past 80 by noon. inland temperatures in the lower 90s before we start to break that by the mid of next week. first day glimpse at what is happening on the roads. >> pretty quiet out there. looking good at the bay bridge toll plaza. it's wide open no, problem approaching the toll plaza. checking in on the san mateo bridge, a live look at 92. ride here heading to the peninsula so far at the limit. if you need to get into hayward into foster city, it is a good commute right now. the ride across the golden gate bridge, going to be a good right from across the bridge into san francisco, even doyle drive is looking good. sensors are green at the limit so far. 24 the east shore freeway. the nimitz, macarthur maze, getsing through dublin, livermore, castro valley no, problem. 680, that's a good right. from hayward, union city rolling into fremont at the limit. coming up in my next report, i'll take a look at the south bay. back to the news. our top story this morning a violent shooting in an east bay highway stretch. people are increasingly frustrated saying that steps taken so far are not working. eastbound 80 in emeryville. this is the latest spot where a driver has been shot. in time in the head. it happened about 2:30 monday morning just before the powell street exit. all these drive-by shootings are crazy. >> it does concern me about the shootings that's happening. >> those who travel i-80 or watching their backs. >> i'll be worried and now more checking around while i'm driving, trying to, you know, be cautious of the surroundings. especially when it comes to those traffic jams. >> reporter: the latest east bay freeway shooting is the 26th since november of last year. the chp says that most have been car to car and gang related with the victims targeted. the chp is not saying if that's the case this time the rash of shootings has already led to the installation of cameras along a stretch of highway 4 and prompted a task force to seek funding for i-80 cameras. >> probably not a bad idea. >> while some drivers support the idea, others are not so sure. >> freeway cameras are not going to stop the shootings. it may help find the direction that shooter may have went. but if somebody is having road rage or if they are aggressive, they'll do what they are going to do. those cameras are not stopping the crime. >> reporter: the highway troopers are working to get funding for the cameras many meantime, they are tipping to collect evidence. this latest shooting is one of three dozen the east bay highway has seen since last november. we want to take a look now at what is being done to curb the crime rate. in pittsburg, surveillance cameras are now up and running. the cameras came after the murder of shaneka williams. the chp, various police agencies and several bay area mayors are also on a task force. they are working to put in high resolution cameras. shot spotter technology and license plate readers along interstate 80 from el ceritto and herculeses. and on our website, can you find more stories on what's being done to increase safety in that area. there is also more information with the latest updates on yesterday's shooting in emeryville. another big story we are following for you this morning after the deadly shooting in austin, texas on sunday. we learned that woman killed was from the bay area. taneka moltre was 24-year-old old. we talked to her wife. >> she was a bus driver here at the sequoia union high school district where her wife said she always felt like she had something to give. >> sabrina rudd, the wife of three months is still austin processing the tragedy. >> i'm just heart broken because our future was ripped away from us. >> they were visiting family when a night on the town turned deadly during a random shooting spree. >> reporter: her colleagues in redwood city put flowers on her bus. rudd said that everyone loved her wife, and everybody who she loved everyone and especially the children. she loved working with special needs children she loved -- >> the couple's most he is sighting plans were dashed to pieces. though they had a small private wedding ceremony in april, they had planned for a big one in october. >> i'm going to miss her soap so much. she was my wife. she was my everything. >> austin police still have not made an arrest in that shooting though they have put out a warrant in the arrest of a 24- year-old man. three other women were also shot in austin an ended up in the hospital. in redwood city, spencer wake, kron 4 news. in the east bay a car plow neighborhood a super hair cutting salon in livermore. take a look at some of the damage. the accident happened around 1:00 yesterday afternoon. fire crews say that the car just went right through a huge window and a vacant business next door. the car finally stopped after crashing into the wall. >> heard a big loud noise and -- oh, my goodness. got louder. so it must have come through the first window here. i jumped up and ran out. and like -- there was a big car. >> employees say that two people were inside getting their hair cut at the time. it was an older man behind the wheel who may have hit the accelerate for instead of the brakes and no injuries were reported finally after many delays, a judge denied a request to delay the trial of the man accused of kidnapping and murdering teenager lamar. the attorney general of torres asked for additional pushback to october but based on the length of the time, the case has been pending. the judge turned down the request. investigators say that her dna was found in garcia torres' car. her body has never been found. jury selection is now slated to start in mid-september. san francisco officials want the parents of kate steinle to drop the lawsuit against the city. police say hat shooter was an illegal immigrant who had recently been released from jail. city argues that it had no duty to notify federal immigration officials of the man released unthe sanctuary ordinance. the city insists that it has no responsibility. the parents argue that the man would intrn arrested, and deported if the city had done its job. the c.d.c. issues a travel warning and florida's zika virus outbreak. the way that the city is working to stop the spread of the zika virus in the united states. and the ways that a panel is working to help brain trust between communities and the police. also, the deadly monterey county fire is growing this morning. a look at where firefighters stand as they work to contain the massive wildfire. all coming up next on kron 4. the sobrannes fire near big suhr still burning. over 40,000 acres have been burned. one man died driving a bull doze en down a ravine while fighting the fire. the fire already destroyed 17 home runs. the fire start ed a week and a half ago and containment is not expected for another two weeks. the department has sent a lot of the people there to the sobrannes fire. sffd shared these pictures. nearly 350 people are assigned to this fire and about 1600 firefighters are still working near fresno to put out the goose fire. that wildfire has burned just over 2000 acres and is 20% contained this morning. and dave is joining us right now to talk about the conditions out in. golden gate bridge, there is some dense fog out there. >> a little pit. and a little bit of drizzle, too, which is the story. you are talking the fires and more help on the way as we see cooler temperatures on the way. everything -- >> i thought it was supposed to get hotter? >> later in the week? >> yes. >> that's now and gets a little better now. that's funny. >> that's the trend we like to look for there. the bay bridge, we have it there. thing will be changing inside. some spots in the 90s. here is a look at what whats up above. the fog is spraying all over the east bay shore line. finally, things start to lift, the same suspects getting warmed up going up only to 10:30 a.m. then it starts to bleed on through. east bay shore line insulated by 6:15. just about this ocean cool air is about to make its way to the east again there. we see the change overnight. a little sluggish around the live more valley. more temperatures today, about 65 or so from downtown san francisco. san mateo about 75. along the coast, lower 60s will do it with palo alto about 77. mean while, for much of the peninsula to the south, redwood city at 74. half moon bay at 62. south bay, we still have some lower 80s on here, 83 at work for san jose. mallmalpetas at 64. 90 concord, 91 for pleasanton. 85 for petaluma. napa about 85 and some 90s hanging around yet again in the seven-day forecast. we see temperatures drop a little bit. into the aigz we go. a little cannotter than what we have been through. robin, a check of the traffic holding good? >> yes, not so bad out there. pretty good driving conditions. how about 92? do you need to use the san mateo bridge? if so, here are live pictures coming out. nimitz freeway in good shape. a good right here coming from the east bay heading over to the pens la. that's how we like it. the ride from the ridge month bridge? no problems rolling into the north bay. now is a good time to use it. eight minutes from the tomorrows out to 101 rolling into san rafael. no big problems coming from the north bay. south bay, hot spot free at 237, 17, 880. all moving within limits so far with no major hot spots. >> thank you very much, robin. a big storey we are following for think morning s zika virus. that went through south and central morning has been in the u.s. for months. we are now just seeing the first cases of locally contracted zika. the ill necessary is most dangerous for pregnant women and their babies and it's been linked to devastating birth defects. we have more from u.s. authorities. >> i think that is completely nervewracking. it's scary. don't know what to do. a growing outbreak of zika virus in south florida that authorities described as serious. >> something that i described as pandemic. >> this is in our backyard. >> the c.d.c. issuing an unprecedented warning, warning pregnant women and their partners not to travel around the miami area. concerns started mounting fry gay. >> florida has become the daresf state in the nation to have local transmission. and a fright tenning from governor scott. >> we have 10 more cases. >> federal officials stressing the impoance of mosquito control. >> when you have travel-related cases and the mosquitoes that are capable of transmitting this infection, you're going to see in certain situations like we have seen now what we call a local outbreak. >> authorities in florida are working to test mosquitoes for zika, treat and eliminate mosquito breeding sites and cut back on a key breeding factor. >> no standing water, no standing water and no standing water and no standing water. >> happening now, police are looking for the person responsible for stealing more than $40,000 worth of antiques from san francisco. it happened at the daniel stein antique store at around 1:00 yesterday morning. some of the items taken date back to the 18th and 19n century. no arrests have been made. the investigation is still ongoing. and in decision 2016, the feud between the father of a fallen muslim american soldier and donald trump rages on this morning. the dispute has moved from the democratic convention to the social media to the streets outside trump tower. a lot of pressure is on republicans this morning to denouns trump's attack on the father of an iraqi war veteran killed in 2004. >> she had nothing to say, maybe she was not allowed to have anything to say. you tell me. >> my religion, my family, my culture never stopped me to saying anything. >> we have been subject to the maligning by this candidate, senator john mccain praised khan's service saying i cannot emphasize engh how deeply i disagree with donald trump. >> and the gold star mothers to stopry stop ridiculing the mother of a gold star. >> you have sacrificed nothing and no one. >> reporter: trump graduated from a military boarding school in 1964. according to his selective service record, he had a student deferment through college and then was classified 1a meaning he was eligible for the draft n october of 1968, at the height of the vietnam war, he got a medicaldeferment. his campaign says it was for bone spurs in his league and then was declieferred 4f, unfit for military service. and coming up, tyler perry takes several of his staffers on a trip that he will likely never forget. and justin timberlake's speech going viral. and a live look outside -- you can see the toll plaza right there. foggy out there. we'll have more about that. right now, smooth sailing robin will have an update coming up. no big problems out there we are still hot spots free but still backup. you can see it's getting a little crowded in those cash lanes, only on the right-hand side. you only have two open right now. there is a little bit of a backup. on the left, the cash lanes are wide open. overall a great trip coming out of downtown. i'll check in on 92. we'll take a look at the san mateo bridge and drive times coming up in my next report. entertain. news, tyler perry takes several staffers on a trip of a lifetime and justin timberlake gives a moving speech at the teens award. >> reporter: live, this is the htl daily wrap. fans certainly didn't forget jason bourne. the movie came out first with an estimated take of 60 million- dollar. stack trek beyond placed second with 24.2 and bad mom has a good showing making $23.3 million and coming in third. everyone is talking about justin timberlake decades award acceptance award. he spoke he will wantly about coming together saying that people from every walk of life and every color share the same values. he also honored the late legend muhammad ali. no doubt tyler peris is an awesome boss. he treated three of his staffers to a once in a lifetime trip flying them on a private jet to meet beyonci at her concert in copenhagen en. copenhagen. forget jail, madia is going to denmark. and an investigation underway after an arrest caught on camera. we'll show you the video coming up next and look for south bay in san jose. those temperatures are reaching up to the lower 80s, warm area of smoke with a breeze. i did everything i could to make her party perfect. almost everything. you know, 1 i n 10 houses could get hit by an expensive septic disaster. but for only $7 a month, rid-x helps break down waste. avoid a septic disaster with rid-x. and welcome back. we are coming up on 4:30 this morning. here are some of the big stories we are working on for you. a shooting on the freeway. it happened around 2:30 this morning on eastbound 80 in emeryville just before the powell street exit ramp. a 24-year-old man was shot in the head. he is in critical condition this morning. police are still looking for a gunman and there is no motive. there have been three dozen shootings on east way preways since last november. police in austin, texas, are still looking for the gunman who shot and killed a bay area woman over the week. 30-year-old taneka moultrie who was visiting texas with his way. a 20-year-old man is listed as a suspect but he is still on the loose this morning. a judge denied a request to delay the trial of the map accused of kidnapping and killing morgan hill teenager sierra la more. the defense attorney asked for a delay but the judge turned down the request. jury selection is slated to start in late september. here is a live look outside from the embarcadero camera looks pretty out there. does this moon that if we look this way, it's less foggy. >> depends on how closure standing to the water. >> bottom line, going to be nice today? >> oh, sure, sure. most people will go along with it, that's cool. that's doable. >> . they wereallly thermally, it's going to be cooler. >> did you think thermally? >> yes. >> i usually think of thermals when you wear in the winter. >> oh, yes. >> live look outside for you at the golden gate. theresa was talking about the fog in the embarcadero. did not look as foggy. a little bit more action going on right now compared to last week, or yesterday, excuse me. more fog to deal with at the surface. and a touch of drizzle. we may have to work shows windshield wipers intermittently. here is a look at where the temperatures stand. we are in the 60s right now. 60 for san jose. this contrast to about 24 hours ago a couple of degrees around the perimeter of the pay here a little bit than we were at this time. just 24 hours ago. oakland, this is what happens to you, about 70 or so. fog, mostly sun yu, mild to a cool afternoon. there is that thermally thing again. 80 by 12:00. however, this afternoon, some areas inland will experience yet again some lower 90s and the bay will have 60s and 70s. >> we are hot spot free. no major problems right now. the ride on the 92 looking good here. leaving hayward, working your way into the pens la, san mateo, checking hot spot free. continues to pick up and no big problem here rolling through the peninsula. golden gate bridge looking good. >> and with the drive time, highway 4 west, it's the quick 13 minute trip from 160 out to 242 in concord. no big problems for 580 westbound rolling through the altamonte. looking good. still crowded. from 205 to 680, a quick trip. from san jose from the 85 split to 237, a quick 18 minute trip. back to back to the news. >> thank you,robin. this video shows officers arresting a young man. many people are extremely upset the man is 22-year-old michael smith. it happened at the embarcadero station. he was arrested for being connected possibly to an armed robbery. now, police say that smith kicked one officer in the head and throat and bit another and spit at another. smith remains in jail on a $180,000 bail. some people who were on the platform say that police were unnecessarily physical. this video and others like it have been viewed about 100,000 times. the event policing the police is hoping to pave the way and set an example for the country. the pam was formed by the d.a. last year following racist and homophobic text messages exchanged by san francisco police officers. kron went to the event and we have reports on the ways that the panel hopes to restore trust between the police and community. >> do you feel safe? >> no >> reporter: outrage sparked through communities after video was released of unarmed black and hispanic women and men killed by police. >> violence and injustice is not a new phenomenon. it is a deadly link to our origin as a nation. >> monday night, san francisco's district attorney invited his blue ribbon panel on transparency, accountability and fairness in law enforcement to find solutions to a broken police culture using examiner siev force. as an immigrant, george gascon says he was mistreated by officers which served as an inspiration. i got to see first hand good policing and bad policing. but as a young man, i saw more bad policing than good policing. i remember being stopped often. >> now the panel strives to speech that lesson to sfpd by highlighting the use of force. >> in 2015, san francisco police searched black and hispanic people without their consent at higher rates than any other racial groups. of all the peoples searched without consent, black and hispanics were the least likely to be found with contraband on they. >> 70% of people shot by police in san francisco were black or hispanic and pointed to poor data management by sfpd who failed to report race of deceased suspects. the panel conclude that had san francisco should create an office of inspector general to oversee plays saying that only a systematic department reform can change the policing. one of san francisco's most expensive buildings is sinking and tilting. the project that official, blaming for the problem. and a bay area man claims to have discovered the formula for love. the way he matched with more than 2000 women on the dating app continueter. >> here is a live look outside from the sfo cameras. it is beautiful out there is that the tower? that's beautiful. hope that you are flying off to somewhere one. we'll be right back, though. at at&t, we believe in access. the opportunity for everyone to explore a digital world. connecting with the things that matter most. and because nothing keeps us more connected than the internet, we've created access from at&t. california households with at least one resident who receives snap or ssi benefits may qualify for home internet at a discounted rate of $10 a month. no commitment, deposit, or installation fee. visit att.com/accessnow to learn more. one bay area man took searching for love to a whole new level. he soon went on 150 dates on four months. we have more on how he hacked into the dating theme. >> this does not get you anymore responses than if you kind of just copy, paste it and answer. >> so sebastian stadle went to work designing a program that automatically responded to every nearby female on the dating app called tinder by swiping right. he reached out to thousands of women in the bay area all in his search for love. >> so i've reached an embarrassingly large number of people. i think i reached about 200,000 people. more than 10,000 messages. 150 per state. >> reporter: yes, you heard that right. he went on 150 dates in four month. if someone did not respond to him, his program automatically sent another message, sometimes as many as seven messages. >> reporter: 150 dates over four months? >> yes. >> reporter: i have not even done the math. what that is? >> a lot of time, a lot of money. >> reporter: overt four months, the engineer -- over the four months, the engineer said he had just five second dates, and spend 6000-dollar. he took a liking to four ladies but didn't work out. >> i have to admit, you know, i did all this and don't have a long term significant other as a result of this. >> reporter: do you think maybe it didn't work out because people realized that you had a robot working for you? >> yes. >> reporter: he can laugh now but . >> asian americans tend to swipe right on me more frequently than the general population. which means that i have certain appeal there. >> thanks, j. r. and here we are. some of the stories we are working on for kron news for this morning at 5:00. a san francisco man dies after aspending a popular southern california music festival. find out what may have played a role in his death. and hard weather slamming parts of the southeast u.s. and billionaire warren buffet is getting involved in the presidential election. what he is saying about donald trump and his refusal to release his tax records. welcome back to the kron 4 news. here is a look at the major headlines before you head out the door. san francisco officials want the parents of kate stainle to drop a lawsuit against the issue. the city argues that hit no duty to notify federal immigration officials of the man's -- when the man was in city custody. her parents argue that gunman would have been kept into custody and deported if federal and city officials had done their job. steinle was shot and killed while walking along pier 14 with her father last year. a monterey fire has now burned over 40,000 acres. it is 18% contained. a crew from the san francisco fire department is coming home after battling the fire for ten days. and the c.d.c. is telling people to avoid a miami neighborhood where there is a advise outbreak. the philnesss most dangerous for pregnant women and their babies -- the illness is most dangerous for pregnant women and their babies. joining us now to tell us about the weather. i know i don't like to complain but i don't like driving in the fog. spooks me. >> how about -- >> did he move the lane? >> you know, right behind handling, that's the guy that brings the thermos. >> i like that. >> the good news is by the second half of the period, heading into next week, we are coming with a cooldown. >> why do i want a cooldown in the summer? >> i don't know. >> they like warm, and nice, too. that's true. there we have the bay bridge going on for you. here what is we have on fog tracker. you can see it's spilling out over the bay here come the red. by mid-morning, a lot of those inland locations, cooling right around the immediate bay area except out of the south bay. we go into tonight and returns. giving you some relief from the heat during the overnight hours. temperatures today, we'll try about 65. 62 going on for daly city. 75 for san mateo. half moon bay at 62. much of the south bay experiencing lower 80s for toi. cupertino at 82. east bay shore line, temperatures hold here mostly in the 70s, 76 for heyward. chilly 65 but 91 livermore. 91 pleasanton with walnut creek at 88. here is the reduction in temperatures back to the middle to maybe even lower 80s in spots. the coast not a whole lot changed but again you will be treated to morning drizzle. here is robin. details on that. >> all right. still watching backup at the bay bridge toll plaza heading into san francisco. a little bit of a slow down in those cash lanes on the right hand side. only two cash lanes able and there is usually a shift change during this type of the morning. that's what's cause this backup. on the left, it's wide open. overall, not a bad right coming out of oakland into downtown san francisco. checking in on 580. here is a live look at the ride. it's a nice commute. you will find no problems right now rolling into the north bay. 8 minutes to 101. 101 across the golden gate. we have the zipper truck switching around the lane configuration to accommodate the commute traffic coming from the north bay. we'll switch to four lanes out and two lanes north. smooth and light in both directions so far. stop and go track here rolling into morgan hill. 101 between dunn and cochran. some road work wrapping up. not a big deal. it's just between these two points, after that continuing through south bend all day, through san jose. no major trouble spots right now. back to you, theresa. >> thank you very much. a shining tower of wealth and prestige is sinking. millenium tower in downtown san francisco is losing ground. the building finished in 2008 is singing 16 inches and even tilting a couple of inches as well. a spokesperson for the tower is putting the blame on san francisco's neighborhood trans bay transit center project. a big huge project. he says that a half a mile tunnel was built next to the building and the millenium was not properly protected. one woman is concerned about her famous former 49er neighborhood. >> where you are sitting right now, it's sinking 16 inches so far. >> you know, once you start digging -- they have not done a lot of construction in a long time. does joe know? we better tell him. >> the sink is is not considered a huge safety problem but it could affect residents' investment and is expected to set the stage for a huge lawsuit which could hit taxpayers. another big story we are following in a little over a month, convicted sexual assault offenders and ex-stanford swimmer broc turner is expected to be released from jail. the 20-year-old was sentenced to six months in jail. the outrawj over his spunnish. has not gone away. kron was there as new attempts were made to remove the judge who sentenced turner from the bench. >> three months is not enough. >> reporter: a small group of protesters chanted that three months is not enough as they carried signs reading "convict white rapists". >> coming all wait interest from florida, she came to demand that california lawmakers take action to impeach a judge who they say is biased. the santa they are bringing a box full of a million signatures, they say. >> this is separate from another which delivered over one million signatures on the state commission of judicial performance. >> this is also a move to recall judge percy. he was recently re-elected but that drive can't get underway until he begins his next term in 2017. >> an entire year is an extremely long time for the judge to be staying on the bench when basically what he was doing is telling rapists that it's okay. >> this is a petition up on change.org in support of the george with petitions coming from public defenders. >> rather than using a one size fits all, i would encourage the use of judicial discretion. >> broc turner is expected to be released from jail on september 2nd. coming up, a look at the new players you will be seeing in the bare area following baseball's -- the bay area following baseball's trade deadline. >> there is a little bit of fog but dave says it will lift quickly. robin will be coming up with traffic. the giants are on the road today taking on the phillies. first pitch 4:05. and the as traded rightfielder josh reddick and pitcher rich hill to the l.a. dodgers. the as received three right- handed prospects one was a first round pick back in 2014. the as were considering a multiyear extension with hill and were in extension talks with redick. that began in spring training. neither, though, came to fruition and tonight the as hope to bounce back after losing three straight. they take on division rivals the l.a. angels tonight at 7:05. coming up, a manhole exploded in san francisco. we will have a live report on what happened. plus another shooting hits an east bay freeway injuring one person. the steps being taken to try and stop the violence. plus, a new health warning from the cdc following a zika virus outbreak. the location they are warning pregnant women from traveling to, that is right here in the united states. ♪ music new k-y intense. a stimulating gel that takes her pleasure to new heights. k-y intense. pg&e investigating an underground fire. plus safety concerns in the east bay after another shooting on interstate 80. how the victim in the latest shooting is doing this morning. concerns growing over the zika virus spreading right here in the united states. the unprecedented warning from the cdc coming up. this is the bay area's news station, kron4 news at 5:00 starts now. good morning. thanks for joining us on this tuesday morning, i'm mark danon. >> i'm tracy. we've got robin on traffic. >> and dave spahr watching the forecast. >> may have to use the windshield wipers intermittently. our temperatures right now, we are at 59 oakland, 60 for hayward, inland cooler, we see 58 for concord, 56 livermore and san jose coming in about 60 with san francisco at 55. overnight the fog came in, pretty much covering the perimeter of the bay, not a lot of progress getting inland, we got some of the cooling but you can't see a whole lot in the way of fog coming in. oakland, 70 or so, morning fog, a mostly sunny day, and mild, cool afternoon on tap. here's how it breaks down for us, 64 inland by 9:00 a.m., we are talking 84 by 1:00, some areas still revisiting some of the lower 90s, but for the most part we are starting to see a lot more 80s on the board. meanwhile the bay into lower 70s territory. covering the traffic detail, here's robin. >> i haven't found any big traffic problems out there. tracking a backup at the bay bridge toll plaza. a little crowded rolling in backing up toward the end of the lot on the left side, it's wide open, the fastrak lanes are wide open. overall not a bad commute. if you need to get out of oakland into san francisco right around now, it will be under 10 minutes from the maze getting over to the skyway. coming up we will check more drive times for the east bay and check in on that san mateo commute -- san mateo bridge commute heading to the peninsula. mark, theresa. >> thank you so much. breaking news overnight, pg&e crews out in san francisco after a fire broke out underground and power has just recently been restored in some parts. >> we have been live on the scene at geary and hide where this happened. what's going on now, jackie? >> reporter: you can see crews from pg&e still out here at the scene at the corner of geary and hide. they say most of their work is done and power has been restored to about the 350 customers that lost it when this fire broke out underground. here's video from when it actually happened. about five hours ago, around midnight according to pg&e, somebody called to say smoke was pouring out of a manhole when they got here, they went underground to find out what was going on. what we are being told now is it's an equipment problem, copper, wire, the insulation on it somehow caught fire, caused the smoke and also caused the power to be knocked out. they were able to reroute the power and reestablish power to the 350 customers that lost it. what caused it, well, right now they don't know exactly what caused the fire. they say that will come at a later time as they investigate it. but the good news is, nobody was hurt. power has been restored. the street lights are still out here. you can see that the signal lights are out here at the corner of geary and hide but they say that's a city issue, not a power issue. so the good news is this should not have any effect on traffic in the area. mark, teresa. >> we will check back in with you a little bit later. another big story we are following, a 27-year-old oakland man in critical condition after another shooting on interstate 80. this time in emeryville. here's the latest of a string of shootings along east bay highway since late last year, this latest one happening yesterday morning before 2:30 in the morning, this on eastbound interstate 80 at the pal street off-ramp. officers found the victim in a silver nissan altima. he had been shot in the head. he was taken to an area hospital in critical condition. no one has been arrested in this latest shooting. this is now the 36th shooting on east bay highway since november. investigators believe the majority of the shootings are gang related and that the victims have been targeted. and in the wake of the recent shootings on east bay freeways, surveillance cameras have been installed on the stretch of highway 64 in pittsburg. the decision came after a woman was shot and killed while driving along highway 4 in pittsburg in may. 14 cameras now in place so police can monitor who is driving in and out of pittsburg and identify the people involved in case of any future shootings. and chp officers, several police departments and a group of mayors in the east bay have created a task force to try and stop these shootings. they are working on installing high resolution cameras shot spotter technology and license plate readers along i-80 from el cerrito to hercules. we have a lot more on the story on air and online. you will find the stories about what's being done to prevent shootings along the freeway and you can find updates about yesterday's shooting in emeryville, on kron4.com. a historic health advisory from the cdc, health experts say that pregnant women should not travel to what is being called the zika transmission area in florida. pregnant women who live there should take steps to prevent mosquito bikes and sexually spread the virus. >> the virus has been linked to devastating birth defects. it swept through south and central america and has been in the u.s. for months now. >> but -- >> but -- >> sorry. >> go ahead. >> we are now seeing the first cases of locally acquired zika in florida. >> i think that's completely nerve racking. it's scary. i don't know what to do. >> it's alarming. >> reporter: miami residents frightened and with good reason, amid a growing outbreak of zika virus in south florida that officials characterize as serious. >> something i have described as a pandemic in process. >> this is in our back yard. >> reporter: the cdc issuing an unprecedented travel warning monday, advising pregnant women and their partners not to travel to a small community just north of downtown miami. the historic move coming amid an increasing number of locally transmitted zika cases in the area among people bitten by mosquitoes. concerns started mounting friday. >> florida has become the first state in our nation to have local transmission of the zika virus. >> reporter: and monday another frightening revelation from governor rick scott. >> on top of the four cases we announced on friday, we have 10 more cases. >> reporter: federal officials stressing the importance of mosquito control. >> when you have travel-related cases and the mosquitoes that are capable of transmitting this infection, you're going to see in certain situations like we have seen now what we call a local outbreak. >> authorities in florida are working to test mosquitoes for zika, treat and eliminate mosquito breeding sites and cut back on a key breeding factor. >> no standing water and then no standing water and then no standing water. >> reporter: i'm reid binion reporting. wildfire burning in seven western states including several here in california. higher humidity and lower temperatures yesterday helped firefighters battling the destructive silveranos fire. 57 homes have been destroyed. that number has remained the same. and 11 outbuildings also destroyed but there are more than 2000 homes still threatened this morning. the fire turned deadly last week when a bulldozer overturned while a man was inside battling the fire. as of last update, that fire still only 18% contained. and a strike team from san francisco that was sent to help fight the silverandis fire -- have been sent in to help fight this fire. nearly 5300 people on the front lines right now. and then the wildfire burning in fresno county, it's destroyed three homes and grown to more than three square miles. it's the goosh fire and started on saturday. 400 homes are threatened this morning. about 300 people are under evacuation orders. containment is up to 20% this morning. a judge has weighed in on the trial of the man accused of kidnapping and murdering morgan hill teenager sierra lamar. the trial for 25-year-old antolin garcia torres has been delayed several times in the past. his attorney asked to push the trial back to october but a judge turned down that request yesterday. a request wasn't granted based on the length of time the case has been pending. and the fact that garcia torres has three attorneys. sierra lamar was last seen walking to school back in 2012, investigators say that the 15- year-old's dna was found in garcia torres' car. however, lamar's body has never been found. jury selection is set to start in september. a san francisco man died while attending a popular music festival in southern california. 22-year-old derrek lee died early sunday morning after attending the hard summer music festival in fontana. he died after midnight after being taken to a hospital in colton. two other festival attendees also died over the weekend after being taken to the hospital. investigators say the three deaths are not related. sheriff's deputies are trying to figure out how all three died. they have not ruled out extreme heat. and still ahead in the morning news, we are learning more about the san carlos woman who was killed in a shooting in austin, texas. we speak with family members ahead. later billionaire warren bullet is getting -- buffett is getting involved in the presidential election. what he's saying about donald trump and his refusal to release his tax returns. and then after the break we are watching wild weather slamming parts of the u.s. this morning, bringing intense flooding to south carolina and lightning storms to louisiana. we are tracking the storm systems across the nation and here in the bay area with dave spahr. >> here's a look at what the air quality is for the bay area communities, good in most areas, santa clara still fighting a little bit of the moderate light conditions. our weather forecast as a little bit of a cooldown in the seven day. details on that. i'm tracking the commute around the bay area and it's looking pretty good so far. a live look here at the ride on the san mateo bridge, still at the limit heading to the peninsula. a complete traffic checkup coming up after the break. stay with us. welcome back to the kron4 morning news. severe storms bringing heavy rain into south carolina causing flooding in parts of the state. this is what they had in columbia last night. two countries were -- counties were placed under severe thunderstorm warnings, flooding. stunning video of lightning striking baton rouge, wow. it was caught on camera tower yesterday afternoon, storms in the forecast there for the rest of the week. >> when thunder roars, go indoors, they say, terisa. >> go indoors -- >> when thunder roars, go indoors. >> we were talking about the thunderstorms occurring, as you heard, the wind damage in south carolina. there is a chance we could see some scattered thundershowers again in the green areas that you see, which basically is good portion of the country. heavy storms right now, you can see in missouri, but i want to zip out here over the west coast. our neighbors to the south getting actually some flash flooding as we speak now near lake havasu, there's a flash flood warning that's been posted. very small area geographically but we could continue to see the flare-up of thundershowers in a small portion of so cal. the dangerous thing with these monsoon thunderstorms is they can sometimes produce a lot of flaps of lightning and not much in the way of rain, which can actually start more fires yet again. here's a look at our temperatures as we watch the warmup happening again today, mid-afternoon, there we have them, the 90s popping up, meanwhile west of the hills there's the cooler temperatures along the east bay shoreline at work. then we get that ocean cooled air to return into the inland valleys. it takes a little doing there but we do see it happening after midnight. look at our temperatures now, 65 san francisco, golding gate park coming -- golden gate park coming in lower 60s territory. daly city at 62, 77 palo alto, san mateo at 76 and pacifica at 61. 76 for redwood city and to much of the south bay we are going to revisit again the lower 80s here, santa clara at 82, cupertino as well. 71 oakland, 78 for hayward but a cool 66 for richmond. for concord at 90, 91 for pleasanton and still holding onto some of the 90s in the far east bay reaches but more 80s thrown into the mix a little bit and up to the north bay briefly 85 in petaluma and parts of wine country still 80s and inland areas could revisit again some lower 90s. we do change this pattern as we finish off the week into the weekend, mid-80s, some areas dipping down to lower 80s too. the bay upper 60s territory. covering your traffic detail, here's robin. >> thank you very much, dave. traffic continues to pick up out there. no big problems around the bay area so far. we have hot spot-free. head over to the bay bridge and track that right into san francisco. no major delays here approaching the toll plaza. if you need to come out of oakland rolling into downtown it's going to be a good commute. we had a little bit of a backup in some of the cash lanes but it has thinned out. a live look here, 580 west approaching the toll plaza at the limit so it's not a problem for you if you need to get into the north bay coming from the north bay, a live look at the golden gate at the limit in both directions, no big problems in san francisco right now to slow you down. and checking in on the drive times, so far most of our major freeways are at the limit. the east shore freeway 13 minutes, 80 west from hercules to the maze, no big problems for south 680 out of dublin into fremont and guadalupe parkway rolling through san jose, still checking in hot spot-free. this morning we are hearing from the wife of a bay area woman who was killed in a weekend shooting in austin, texas. sabrina rudd had been married to tonika mulltree for three months. the two were visiting family when the shooting broke out early sunday morning. tonika was a school bus driver in redwood city and her colleagues have placed flowers on her bus. sabrina rudh says everyone loved her as much as she loved them, especially the kids she worked with. >> she loved her jobs, she loved being around the kids. she loved helping them. she worked with special needs children for a long time and she loved meeting someone new, brought something to their day. the kids loved her too. >> austin police have yet to make an arrest in the shooting. but they do have a 24-year-old man they have listed as a suspect who is still at large. three other women were also shot and are still in the hospital this morning. city officials in san francisco are asking parents of kate steinle to drop their lawsuit against the city. steinle is the woman who was shot to death along pier 14 last summer. the suspect in the shooting was an illegal immigrant who had recently been released from jail as part of the sanctuary city ordinance. city officials say they had no duty to notify federal immigration officials that the man was being released because of the ordinance. steinle's parents argue that the gunman would have been kept in custody and deported. if city and federal officials had done their jobs. since the virus was first discovered the animal shelter has euthanized 11 cats that were tested positive to the virus and exposed it. symptoms include fever, decreased appetite and letting geo-- lethargy. animal shelters in hayward say they will not be accepting cats for the next few weeks to reduce the risk of the virus spreading. cat owners are advised to make sure their pet is up to date with vaccinations. and take a look at this, a car plowed into a supercuts in livermore. it happened around 1:00 yesterday afternoon. the car went right through a large window in a vacant business next door and then it went right into crashing through a wall shared by supercuts. witnesses say they were really taken by surprise. >> heard a big, loud noise and i -- i thought, goodness, what is it? it got louder. obviously i must have heard them come through the first window here and i came and ran through so i jumped up and ran out. and there was a big car in the salon. >> two people were inside getting their haircut at the time of the accident. fortunately no one was injured. police say an older man was driving the car that crashed and he may have hit the accelerator instead of the brake. and decision 2016 news, billionaire warren buffett is suggesting that donald trump is afraid to release his tax returns. buffett appeared at an event with hillary clinton in nebraska yesterday and he criticized trump for breaking with decades of presidential campaign tradition by keeping his tax returns secret. buffett says those documents can reveal much about a candidate's charitable giving, assets and spending priorities. trump says he will release the returns after the irs is finished auditing him. but buffett said that wasn't reason enough to withhold his tax returns. >> one point, and he said it several times is that he can't do it, can't release it because he's under audit. i've got news for him. i'm under audit too. [ laughter ] >> and i would be delighted to meet him anyplace, anytime between now and election, i'll bring my tax return, he can bring his tax return, nobody is going to arrest us, it is not -- there are no rules against showing your tax returns and just let people ask questions about the items that are on there. you're only afraid if you got something to be afraid about. [ cheering and applause ] >> presidential and vp candidates from both parties since richard nixon have generally released their tax returns. clinton released hers through the 2014 year on her website. and hillary clinton is back on top, according to two new polls released this week but as mary moloney explains, even with the new numbers, the former secretary of state does not have an easy road to the general election. >> this is the greatest nation on earth and our best days are still ahead of us. >> reporter: hillary clinton seeing a boost in the polls, according to a new cnn orc poll, clinton topped donald trump 52% to 43%. when you add in third-party candidates garry johnson and jill stein, clinton still leads but voters question clinton's integrity especially when talking about her e-mails. >> director comey said my answers were truthful and what i have said is consistent with what i have told the american people. >> reporter: but during a congressional hearing fbi director james comey testified that clinton's handling of the classified information in those e-mails was not criminal but careless. >> secretary clinton said all work-related e-mails were returned to the state department. was that true? >> no. we found work-related e-mails, thousands that were not returned. >> reporter: back on the trail clinton is getting help from a trio of billionaire businessmen. >> hillary, hillary, hillary! >> reporter: warren buffett, mark cuban and michael bloomberg vowed not to support the billionaire in the race. >> i asked donald trump have you no sense of decency, sir? >> reporter: i'm mary moloney reporting. and still ahead on kron4 morning news, outrage is growing after video surfaced showing bart officers struggling to arrest a man in the embarcadero station. what led up to that encounter? and next apple is making some changes to the emojis. the reason the company is getting rid of its pistol emoji after the break. and here is a live look outside, this is the bay 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the early afternoon, a mild breeze coming with that and our general breakdown puts us at 64, sunny at 9:00 a.m., basically it's clear skies aloft, we had a lot of cloud cover going on above us yesterday. 1:00 p.m. at 84, but some areas will revisit some of the lower 90s. that will change as well. we will explore coming up. right now robin covering your traffic. >> and i spotted a little bit of a backup at the bay bridge toll plaza. if you need to get into san francisco, the backup is growing. nothing going on on the bridge right now. it's quiet. but the usual crowding approaching the pay gates. beyond the 880 overcrossing to west grand but still moving very well across the eastern span, the suspension span, the skyway looking good. less than 20 minutes from downtown oakland to downtown san francisco. drive times looking good, no big problems for westbound 4, the usual crowding for 580 west so under 30 minutes from 205 to the 680 split and checking in on the south bay which is hot spot-free, 101 north from 85 to 287, a quick 18 minute trip. check in on the san mateo bridge coming up in my next report. back to the news now. b.a.r.t. conducting an internal investigation after video surfaced showing officers arresting a young man. this happened friday afternoon at the embarcadero bart station. the video was shared on social media as officers were seen struggling with the man identified as 22-year-old michael smith. police said smith was being arrested in connection with an armed robby but he resisted. officers say he kicked one officer in the head and the throat, bit another officer and spit on a third. smith is now in jail on $180,000 bail. police have reached out to the witness who posted the video of the arrest online. and a man was clubbed and beaten by alameda county sheriff's deputies now filing a lawsuit. stanislaus petrov is seen in the video being beaten by deputies with batons. it happened last november after sheriff's deputies say he led them on a chase in a stolen vehicle. the beating was caught on surveillance video in a san francisco ally way as -- alleyway as you see here. his attorneys filed a civil rights lawsuit yesterday against the two deputies involved in the beating. attorneys say the beating was illegal street justice and petrov was left with severe injuries. the deputies took photos of petrov when he was bleeding and stole his golden chain and money to silent witnesses. an event hopes to help ease tensions between the police and public. outrage has been sparked in communities across the u.s. including san francisco after videos were released of unarmed black and hispanic men and women being killed by police. san francisco's district attorney invited his blue ribbon panel to an event last night to find solutions to what he calls a broken police culture of using excessive force. as an immigrant, da george gaston says he was mistreated by officers and that served as his inspiration. >> i go the to see firsthand good policing and bad policing but quite frankly as a young man i saw more bad policing than good policing. i remember being stopped often. >> from our research we found that in 2015 san francisco police searched black and hispanic people without their consent at higher rates than any other racial group. of all the people searched without consent, though, black and hispanics were the least likely to be found with contraband on them. >> as part of a list of 81 recommendations, the panel concluded san francisco should create an office of inspector general to oversee police. and new this morning, we learned the name of the truck driver who died when his tanker truck carrying used motor oil crashed and burned on interstate 80 in san leandro last week. 23-year-old hector francisco medina crashed his big rig near the davis street off-ramp just before 4:00 last wednesday morning. the chp says the san jose man was trapped and killed instantly. chp investigators have not said yet what they think caused the crash. attorneys for the man charged with killing nine people at a charleston church is challenging federal prosecutors intention to seek the death penalty against him. lawyers for dylann roof argue an emotion that the federal death penalty law are unconstitutional. the motion asked for a judge to declare the death penalty law unconstitutional. it says that ruling would permit roof to enter a guilty plea and be sentenced to life in prison without the possibility of troll. roof is also facing a death penalty trial next year in state court in connection with the june 2015 shootings. and a growing number of homeless people are setting up tents in one east bay city and people who live there say it's becoming a big problem. the city of oakland is going around to tent cities around town and cleaning them up but almost as quickly as the tent city sites are cleaned up, new ones spring up in other locations. how long tent city lasts depends largely on what part of oakland it's located in. >> in areas like this, i don't get complaints, usually in the neighborhood, in the park, in the business corridor, you know, the complaints will come immediately and numbers and so we tend to address those first. >> oakland city councilman says the city is looking to create more permanent solutions including putting up what are called tiny houses. they are typically about 100 square feet and can be located on public land. coming up on the kron4 morning news, you may want to think about making some changes to your diet. how eating more meat could increase your risk of early death. and later major problems for the millennium tower in san francisco. why the building is sinking. and after the break, it is one of the most universally recommendations in public health, floss every day but it may not be as beneficial as they tell us it is. here is a live look outside, this is the bay bridge, oh, sorry to report that the traffic is backed up. robin will be back here to let us know if it clears up on 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traffic right now, looks like it's getting busy out there on a tuesday. robin has an update. >> getting busy but not bad out there. growing backup at the bay bridge toll plaza but that's normal. we expect this for 4:44 in the morning. no big problems right now in san francisco. we are hot spot-free so that's good news but you will have to sit in the normal crowding and right now it stretches out to west grand. it does not extend into the maze and moving very well across the upper deck. so overall not a bad ride here coming out of oakland and rolling into downtown san francisco. checking in on some other bridges, how about 92, the ride across the san mateo bridge haven't spotted any major problems from the nimitz, 92 or 101 so that connection to the peninsula will be just fine and checking in on the golden gate bridge right here on 101 into and out of san francisco also a nice, quiet commute. so less than 25 minutes to get from novato over to the toll plaza on the san francisco side. checking in on drive times, in the south bay we do have a crash that's working on 101 northbound around tully, it's blocking one lane of traffic, the far right lane so that's pushing out the drive time. 23 minutes from 85 coming up south san jose rolling up to 237 in sunnyvale. 680 out of concord to danville, that's fine. the normal crowding for the nimitz freeway heading spout, small -- south, small pockets, 24 minutes from 238 in san leandro to 237 in milpitas. so cal, there we have a flash flood warning going on until about 6:15. this covers a very small portion, you can see of extremely southeastern san bernardino county. this is monsoon thundershowers that held together during the overnight hours. we expect that to dissipate, however. i want to send you up north to our future, ultimately a trough developing in the northwest ushering in that onshore flow. you will see how temperatures will respond in the next few days but still today the warmup dishing up the 90s in the far east bay locations, hodgepodge of some 80s at work too and a little cooler along the east bay shoreline for today. that cooler air then returns later on this evening and into the overnight hours as you can see, a little sluggish there around the livermore valley, takes it a little longer to get over the hills there. 65 will try for san francisco the morning fog and clouds at work there, 76 for san mateo, daly city about 62 and looks like 61 for pacifica. heading down the peninsula, palo alto at 77, redwood city 76, 62 going on for half moon bay and for the south bay, lower to middle 80s at work. san jose at 84, milpitas also matching that. again, the east bay shoreline maybe a little cooler today at around 71 at work for oakland, 78 for hayward, 66 chilly degrees richmond and for fremont maybe 73. now, pleasanton at 91, 88 for walnut creek and for parts of the north bay too, this is where we will see 80s and 90s at work. petaluma about 85 and little bit through wine country getting up close to 90. 91 you can see for fairfield. in our seven day with that trough doing its magic in the northwest, here we change and drop a little bit to middle to lower 80s territory. the bay meanwhile in the upper 60s so it will be a little bit of a chill at work there as well. mark. >> thank you, dave. state regulators say most communities in california remain on target for saving water for the month of june. that was the first month that local leaders were back in charge of their water conservation efforts. the official drought numbers will be released today as the stay endures its fifth year of drought. there has been a dip in water savings but overall people are using less water than they did before the drought. winter rain and snowfall eased the dry spell here, community leaders push for more say in how much water needed to be saved. and former stanford swimmer brock turner expected to be released from jail in a little over a month. >> the 20-year-old was sentenced to six months in jail for sexually assaulting an unconscious woman. he is serving three months because of good behavior. >> the short sentence parked an outrage across the country and it has not gone away. kron4's maureen kelly was there yesterday as protesters made a new attempt to remove the judge who sentenced turner. >> three months is not enough. three months is not enough. >> reporter: a small group of protesters chanted three months is not enough as they carried signs reading punish white rapists and impeach judge persky. >> you cannot break into somebody's house and only serve three months. >> reporter: maria ruiz is one of the people behind this petition drive coming all the way from florida to demand that california legislators take action to impeach a judge they believe is biased. to that end, they deliver boxes symbolic of a 1.2 million signatures they say they have gathered. the santa clara superior court in san jose. >> bring it before the assembly and try to have him impeached by a 2/3 vote. >> reporter: another delivered 1 million signatures to the state commission on commission on judicial performance demanding that persky be removed from the bench. there's also a move to recall the judge. he was recently reelected but that drive can't fully get underway until after he begins his next term in 2017. >> an entire year is an extremely long time to leave a judge on the bench when basically what he's doing is telling rapists that it's okay. >> reporter: there is a petition up on change.org in support of judge persky with only a few hundred signatures, mostly coming from public defenders. >> rather than using a one size fits all prison is the only answer to particular crimes. i would rather encourage the use of judicial discretion. >> reporter: brock turner is expected to be released from jail on september 2nd. maureen kelly, kron4 news. police in the north bay are trying to figure out whoever left a spike strip sitting on a trail in marin county. take a look and you can see for yourself the 27-inch rubber tube with more than 30 sharp and rusty screws sticking through it. two cyclists who frequent the area found the spikes on a section of trail that crosses private property near the white hill open space preserve. there is some speculation that this is part of an ongoing feud between the hikers and bikers of marin county trails. >> this was a violent gesture and a violent act potentially. we have boy scout camps around here, girl scout camps, the bay trail starts up there. there's no excuse for that. that was a stupid act. >> the mountain biker who found the strip turned it over to the marin county parks department. the sheriff's department then conducted an investigation but found no other spike strips in the area. and the millennial tower in san francisco is sinking. according to the "chronicle," the 58 story building is sinking 16 inches and even tilting 2 inches. the tower was finished in 2008. a spokesperson for the tower is blaming the nearby transbay transit center project. he says a half mile tunnel that was dug next to the building and that the millennium tower wasn't properly protected from that tunnel construction. the sinking is not considered a huge safety problem for people but it could impact the financial value of the building. it's also expected to set the stage for possibly big lawsuits which could hit taxpayers. coming up in the kron4 morning news, an unprecedented health warning from the cdc. why federal officials are asking pregnant women to stay away from a certain area in florida. that's coming up in the 6:00 hour. and then after the break, the giants have a new pitcher but what was the price? was it too much? we will have more on the other players involved in the trade. ♪ i don't want to lie down. i refuse to lie down. why suffer? stand up to chronic migraine... with botox®. botox® is the only treatment for chronic migraine shown to actually prevent headaches and migraines before they even start. botox® is 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baseman matt duffy to the tampa bay rays for pitcher matt moore. he is expected to move into the number 3 or four spot in the giants rotation. the giants also requiring left- hander will smith for karcher andrew susac. and then the as, they traded away rightfielder josh reddick and pitcher rich hill and going to the dodgers. the as receiving three right- handed pitching prospects, one of which was the first round pick in 2014. the as were considering a multi- year extension with hill and were in extension talks with redick but neither worked out according to the as. the as hoping to bounce back tonight after being swept by the indians. they take on division rival los angeles angels in anaheim. first pitch at 7:05. coming up in the next hour, we are following breaking news out of the east bay where a car has crashed into a home in hayward. kron4's jackie sisal will bring us a live report from the scene. plus the power back on for several hundred people after an underground fire in san francisco. what caused a problem. and next breaking news out of the central valley, crews are on the scene of a deadly bus crash just outside of merced. we will have the very latest on what happened. emerge restored. fortified. replenished. emerge everyday with emergen-c packed with b vitamins, antioxidants, electrolytes plus more vitamin c than 10 oranges. why not feel this good everyday? emerge and see. nexium 24hfor their own#1 choice of docfrequent heartburn.s for complete protection all day and night make nexium 24hr your #1 choice. this is the bay area's new station, kron4 news starts right now with breaking news. breaking news that we are following right now, a deadly bus crash on highway 99 near the city of livingston, north of merced. >> the merced sun star is reporting that at least five people have died. the newspaper says that this is a tour bus that left southern california overnight and was heading to sacramento. >> witnesses telling the newspaper there are more than 30 people on board this bus. we are working to gather more information and we will bring it to you as updates come into the kron4 newsroom but video coming in this morning, live look this morning showing this horrible bus crash near merced on highway 99 and we are hearing at least five people have died. we will bring you updates as soon as they come into kron4. >>reporter: san francisco temperatures pretty steading warning clouds and fog sunny breezy afternoon the breakdown 69 by 10:00 a.m. to p.m. 87 for the bay on lower seven is expected we would take a look at the cooling 74 past. >>robin winston: a growing backed up a lot of stop and go traffic is getting there a little crowd at the new eastern stand the skyway it looking pretty good so far 17 minutes is the average drive time from the maze to the sky way power has been restored to more than 300 people or equipment failure. >>terisa estacio: it happened around 12:00 this morning this is video from where it all took place san francisco fire responded pg&e and the spokesperson said the problem was the wire that led to a fire. >>mark: this would happen before to 30 yes today on easter, and upholstery off for him they found the victim and and silver nissan all, in the wake of the shooting surveillance cameras have been installed and had to burn the city council voted to by the camera the technology and license plate leaders along i 80 from elsa riddle to hercules they're still waiting to hear the state will provide more funding for the technology our coverage continues on our web site you will find the story is about what is being done to prevent more shootings. >>terisa estacio: www.kron4.com >>mark: major help alert as there is an unprecedented travel warning to pregnant women and their partners not to travel to small communities north of miami it is actively senseless officials characterize the run number of outbreaks in the south border serious this case cecilia off the move coming amid the increasing number of local transmitted cases in the area among people being bitten by mosquitoes off a partisan floor are working to test the muscles and streets and limit the mosquito breeding sites firefighters on the front line of wild fires burning in seven states the fire burned more than 63 square miles between carmel in big sur senses starter on july 22, 1957 homes and 11 outbuildings have been destroyed in the fire as of the last of the of the fire is 18 percent contained. >>terisa estacio: it was sent to help fight the fires fed the to return back to bay area this afternoon and they have been sentenced to help fight the fire there are nearly 5300 people on the front lines right now awhile fire burning in fresno county has destroyed three homes and grow to more than three square miles off the fire started on saturday for the town of procter which is about 25 mi. north east of fresno 400 structures are threatened this morning and about 300 people are under evacuation orders for the fire is 20 percent contained this morning. >>mark:: the trial has been delayed several times in the past and his attorney at the portion back to october but the judge turned down requests restaurant the request was not granted by a length of time it has been pending in the fact that he has three attorneys she was last seen walking to school in 2012 to investigators say the 15 year-old from off in his car half the body has never been found for the jury selection in the trial set to start next month. >>mark: a man died while attending a popular music festival in southern california the 22 your died early sunday morning after attending the music festival he died around midnight after he was taken to hospital to of the festival attendees also died over the weekend after they were hospitalized the is a they're not related to show that the dutch tried to figure out how they died they have not ruled out extreme heat. >>terisa estacio: they're asking the parents of kate steinle to drop all lawsuits against the state the suspect in the shooting was an illegal immigrant who had recently been released from jail as part of the central city ordinance city officials said they had no duty to notify federal immigration officials that the man i had not been released he had been released because the parents argued the government will have been kept in custody and reported if they had done their job. >>terisa estacio: poke france's announce he is creating a commission to study the possibility of having the melody can serve in the church is an historic move here with the wife had to say this morning know that hot spots a live look at the richmond san rafael bridge still at the limit approach in the toll plaza is slow traffic will have those details coming up. >>reporter: of in the northwest will redevelop and we will be sent a strong onshore flow come the latter portion of the week the temperatures will give you some relief in some you out to the pacific to the tropical storm you the warm-up and happens lower 90s revisit this and locations here comes the cool the air back again by the evening hours a little bit more aggressive than what we saw from last week however the fall will not penetrate that far looking at a temperature as we will have 65 for san francisco golden gate park at 62 the east bay shoreline a chilly start 73 for oakland cool and richer mid-60's territory near '80s along walnut creek 91 for pleasanton zooming of the north the bay in the inland spots looking at 85 for pablum 83 for novato the wine country upper 80s was still some nineties possible. >>reporter: upper 60s >>robin winston: does take a look at the san mateo bridge a live look was bought 92 called you have a lot of company there is also some stoppable traffic heading south just before after the '92 spliffs still moving well we are considering this frigate ride checking in on some of the richest tech >>robin winston: not a bad ride no major hotspots to san francisco the drive time can't the to 20 minutes if you have to use it it will be pretty crowded will step out of the ways and concede the drive time 43 minutes from 85 to 237 backing behind the scene of the crash after that leaving the south bay heading to the peninsula will be just fine. >>mark: she had been married for just three months they were visiting family when the shooting broke out early sunday morning she was a school bus driver in redwood city or colleagues please call was on her bus everyone loved her just as much she loved them and especially the kids she worked with. >>terisa estacio: a car went through a large window and they can >>mark: this is the girl after her third surgery their renown life-threatening injuries before the surgery scheduled for tomorrow she was shot in the arm and shoulder they did arrest the 21 year-old woman for shooting at them the mother knew the woman who was listed in the headed this agreement that led to the shooting the russell said she believed the girl was part >>mark: they're looking for the driver of the woman arrested and then eligible for bail was arrested for so with the deadly weapon. >>terisa estacio: 11 clinton said in a boost in the polls accorded to cn and arce poll. >>reporter:. >>mark: or even to be held at they promised to clean up the least 80 percent of the sewage was flowing into the city's water they said it is not enough and has been done even the brazilian officials say the water meet international standards. . >>mark: the who said they could become ill for the water if there's also concern about the infrastructure one doctor said there was a catastrophe. >>mark: how about of virus that is spreading and parts of the east bay will tell you about in taking a live look to the san mateo bridge for is pushing for the and when it also means will lead to a battle cool down we will have more of a forecast of 0 lotus as head toward the later part of the week where kids and lyle bay area weather and traffic >>robin winston: the ride across the golden gate bridge still looks good in both directions no major problems from the north than a quick update for some drive times a moderate slowing 20 minutes from antioch to concord. >>mark: since the virus was discovered the animal shelter have to euthanize 11 cats better testing positive for the virus or exposed the virus is not pose a threat to humans or other animals to reduce the risk of spreading the virus they will not be accepting cats to the next few weeks there rise to make sure there of today with their vaccinations. >>terisa estacio: 91 dispatchers have received an emergency calls from the area they were in the yard when he was woken up by his dog and the man grabbed his own weapon and went downstairs where he said he saw two figures just outside the family said the officers did not identify themselves before they started shooting it was shot in the chest and legs he had collapsed long but he is listed in stable condition. >>mark: they reported that those people died at the same newspaper said the tour bus that left southern california of and i was heading to sacramento. >>reporter: oakland morning fog of mostly sunny mild and a cool afternoon here was the breakdown clear that means aloft basically 68 by 10:00 a.m. and 87 some areas breezing buying. >>robin winston: across the span into the north to bay know the problems for san rafael for those who plan connecting with 1 01 north and south would take look at the bay bridge checks and drive times we will have a complete track check coming up in just a few minutes. >>mark: he was identified as 22 year-old michael smith and they say he was being arrested in connection with armed robbery but he resisted he's in jail on hundred and $80,000 bail it happened last november after they say he led them on a chase from san leandro to san francisco the beating was illegal street justice and that he was left with severe injuries they said deputies to close as he was bleeding and stole his gold chain and money to bribe witnesses and to being silent. >>terisa estacio: they're hoping to help ease tension between police and the public our race for the community across the united states after the deals were released in an unarmed black and hispanic man their families shot by police san francisco district attorney indicted the panel to an event last night to find solutions to what he called a broken police culture using excessive force he was mistreated by officers and that stirred his inspiration. >>reporter: they search of black and hispanic people without their consent that higher rates than any other racial groups. >>mark: is not identified as 23 your son was a man he crashed his big red that the day industry off from just before 4 in the morning he was trapped and killed instantly according to the california highway patrol and then say they do not know yet of what caused the crash. >>terisa estacio: he is also facing a death penalty trials next year in state court in connection with the 2015 shooting in the manual and the church a growing number of homeless people are setting up tents and one east bay city and people who live there say it is becoming a huge problem howe long then left the 10 large and on what part of oakland is located 00 on city councilman his says the city is looking into creating more premise solution including putting up what are called time houses. >>mark: they're trying to find a spike strips sitting on a trial and recounting 27 in. of war to win with more than 30 sharp and rusted screw sticking through. 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