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[ male announcer ] in here, small business solutions from at&t can get you there. like the at&t all for less package, starting at just $70 per month, voice plus broadband. it's the at&t network. helping you do what you do... even better. >> >> please pardon the delay in our closed captioning. >>pam: welcome back. the alarmist over the water bridge. take a look at this. >> longest-- >> take a look this one is to bridge stretching over water. these photos are amazing! with a 26 mi. bridge stretching! it looks like it is just floating. the estimated cost was $2.3 billion. >> kimberlee: this man walking with a child entering this circle k purchased items and they returned a few minutes later just after that little boy walked out. the father appeared to pay something else before you rush is behind the counter and stole about $90. police were able to arrest that man and the clerk gave a accurate description. >> kimberlee: take a look at this restaurant in north carolina that shouldn't never caught fire. video shows that the span is-video is showing that the-snag is starting this fire out side of the restaurant. live from the kron 4 news station, this is the kron 4 news. >>pam: tonight cutting ties with california because of a new rule taking impact - effect tomorrow the california affiliate will be kicked out of the system. governor jerry brown has signed a lot requires sales tax to be collected, like amazon. in response? amazon took a big protest by severing ties with over 10,000 sales affiliate that are based in california. keethegabe slate's tech report has more. >>gabe: for now, you will not be charged with the sales-tax. this was a risky move, for amazon continuing i caught-up with cnet affiliate and how this could impact california? >> basically small businesses, can leave a log could sand amazon send people to amazon into the small cost. it is actually a pretty impact business relationship it was severed. and from nevada of all the way over to the state line. in net effect is not going to impact consumers but it will impact the state revenue. perhaps state revenues will decline. >> also a retailer of the coast through a subsidiary and and the california association with that business? must collect sales tax. in palo in the cupertino, and if they try to enforce that part of that new law? it will probably tied up in the courts for years and amazon improbably currently when. >> amazon will win this fight. there is a big difference between the subsidiary and how the difference between a state subsidy. >>pam: a ellis and gough st shooting wanted a parolee after he was wanted. j.r. stone attendance at meetings. >>reporter: and anytime that a police is involved with the peacpublic shooting? he will hold a meeting they found in the assault rifle in side of the suspects' vehicle. 2.5 ft.! a huge or handgun. what we are seeing is a model shop that was actually shot in this case, the suspect in this case. he goes by rosalindo and he is in stable condition expected to survive. when this happened, we were there when up officers pulled the weapons out of the car. he also had a handgun, the chief says that it is important that people to know that a dangerous man is off the street. >> this guy is a parolee, a weapon skyey. and did you look at these pictures behind me. even more substantial he was willing to use them on the officers. to carry that to the extreme? it is great but we got him, when we got them. >>reporter: this area where the shooting happened. he was in a car when he was shot. even the ammunition. they are being the very hands on the making a lot of this available to the public. i did speak to some people in attendance. the community members heard the gunshot you will. their reaction at 6:30 >>pam: in santa cruz the june 12th shooting that left one person injured this is a sketch whose identity is still not known. the victim was found shot in the abdomen on california avenue. suffering several injuries but he has been released from hospital. >> and the east bay, this left happened in danville over the weekend paper work is being offered. the workers are rob on monday it to extract copper wiring. there is a $5,000 reward for the nation's leading to this case. >>pam: board officials it jumpe that a woman jumped in front of a ongoing train. she is safe. having cuts and bruises but as that train rolled right over her? she was lying down. this is what they saw. the issue was not pushed. >> issue was not shoved. >> issue was not pushed. >> issue was not shop. >> she was not pushed. >> she was not shoand she was not pushed. you are not able to stop a train on a dime! >>pam: a major delay experiencing this recovery. at least one hour this morning for the a.m. commuters. (music) >> jacqueline: the skies throughout the bay area. temperatures to the inland valleys with 15-20 degrees warmer. back into the east today. 83 in concord. and also warmer in the north bay into the south bay. 80s and los gatos. we will see that continuous fog but only along the san mateo coastline. . briefly into the bayshore. 80s and in los gatos. fog towards hayward, fremont, and it could still beck, quickly. by the morning's hours, it was killed-back quickly. plenty of sunshine with warmer conditions it will scale back, quickly. even your fourth of july forecast, coming up. >>this just in to the kron 4 news room a crab boat subsided on wednesday. this is a live. the tug boat is bringing that crab boat to shore. it capsized yesterday it three men were thrown overboard. there were very shaken up. there were not hurt there were ample to get onto a life raft. nobody seriously injured there were able to get onto life raft. the >>catherine: flames reaching at sacred native americans. sites. this scene pre-dawn with flames eating away with 4500 square miles since sunday. firefighters are exhausted! they've been dealing with a strong, erratic winds. and a difficult task of dealing with the los alamos. practically everybody that lives at around this town has evacuated. that is roughly 12,000 people. thousands of homes of burned and thousands of homes are threatened. that chemical weapons and close cents monday with thousands of experiments been put on hold. the safety of the hazardous material stored here. >> we believe that we can protect them and if they have fire? there's even a have a filter with no release of the toxic air. >>catherine: the people that were evacuant will not be allowed back home until monday at the earliest. more news coming up after the break. (music) >>catherine: and world news the first official visit to canada of the duke and duchess of cambridge is their official title. with a lavish welcoming going to las vegas on july 8th. >>catherine: thousands of public employes went on strike including teachers, air traffic controllers and police officers. marching in larger cities they are upset about cuts to their pension and higher retirement age. >>catherine: a large--sir niclolas sarcozi visiting a town in the south of france body guards immediately scrapped that plan. he was not armed. >>catherine: the austerity budget of italy has been approved through a $68 billion program. department budgets will be slashed a public hiring freeze will continue to italy has been moved worst levels of debt in the world. more news, coming up (music) >>pam: the national basketball association locked out players until the new collective bargaining can be reached kron 4's vern glen what should we expect? >> the n f l to be wrapping up and now the nba the official deadline was supposed to be at 9:00 p.m., this evening. the lockout has already begun. derrik fisher, tony parker, officials, continuing with negotiations. happened in 1998 some of these top players have millions of dollars in the bake. however, some owners have other thoughts. and even million dollars in the bank- debt from top players. here is a rookie of what he had to say. >> right when you walk in the room. somebody has something to say but i have been working my butt off all summer to clay and i, both will be ready. >> for some of the new guys they pretty much rely on their agent, and even a line of credit to flout them. in the long run the those are going to be hurting. credit otwo-sustain them. and $23 million fine, kevin but how about that 100 million you have and the bank? the latest players' proposal is that the average salary is $7 million. >> do think that this is going to last longer? >> they're so far apart. >>pam: thank you, will keep in touch. good community news of the oakland athletics raising $29,000 today at what annual rate pure flout day benefiting juvenile diabetes. of our very own stanley roberts! mug reporter de is sponsored by-month war. day mug root beer day sponsored by pepsi. (music) >> jacqueline: earlier fog this morning. looking to the golden gate cap that it has cleared minimal fog close to the to the coast even off the coast by noon. by 4:00 p.m., temperatures will ranging from hot to. even low 90s for the inland valleys. looking out for tomorrow, mild with wide spreads 60s and climbing with places like fairfield near 90 by noon! 86 degrees in fairfield, and even warmer toward the later afternoon hours. 89 degrees in livermore. taking a look neighborhood by neighborhood. 85 and britain, a bottle, and towards the delta and inland valleys. 89 in livermore and even a better warm up. for the rest of the weekend. to the south bay, upper 80s and low 90s. 90's and morgan hill. plenty of 90's for saturday, sunday and even towards monday with the fourth of july holiday. the fireworks forecast. always a big brawl. by 9:00 p.m., clear skies and mild conditions with a big-crowd. even more mild towards marin on monday this continuing trend will still be hot for the weekend but a slight cool down on monday. thursday more comfortable for the inland valleys at upper 80s. >>pam: a flesh eating disease with cocaine users. laced with an additive used to de wrom farm animals- used to de-worm farm animals. >> these lesions are caused by cocaine the least with this farm de - worrming >> people get pretty panicky when the kerstin starts to turn black! >>reporter: her and her colleagues about treated seven patients. sentence can impact and the users, quickly! this started in 2009 but april the u.s. drug enforcement agency reported 82 percent of the cocaine contained levamisole it is believed that it enhances the temperatur effect. >> not so much the skin lesions but the white cell count can be compromised >>reporter: the increased risk of infections similar to it can be treated the people with dark, purple patches cannot stop using? the sid side affects could be fatal. reporting live, kron 4 news. alenjdra ecrebal. i want to crush more cars. i want to sell more tea cups. ♪ i need help selling bread. ♪ i want to sell more crabs. [ male announcer ] you know where you want to take your business. i want to design more buildings. [ male announcer ] in here, small business solutions from at&t can get you there. like the at&t all for less package, starting at just $70 per month, voice plus broadband. it's the at&t network. helping you do what you do... even better. >>pam: now, here is stanley roberts who found people behaving badly. >>stanley: you are looking at a hypodermic needle and the ground at clark read section of the golden gate park. this is a can of four loko, and a broken liquor bottle every morning and city employees cleaning up bottles, needles just-in- time for the children in the morning. this is from overnight and the other problem or dogs. they are allowed inside the park if they're on a leash but most times they are not. and also these are not allowed inside the playground for obvious reasons but it is often ignored. in fact just walking your child to the park could be sometimes, challenging. not to mention that when you return to your car there is a possible chance that it could got broken into. this backpack was found inside the men's room, taken from their car. but wait! another one found. >> the scan cha contains items h as baby wipes, this was also taken from a car, found in the bushes. >>stanley: from golden gate. >> jacqueline: what a gorgeous day of there today, it will be warmer. from our roof cam outside with the sunny skies and more about the warm weekend coming up in just a bit. at 6:00 p.m. >> in san jose, police officers experiencing major budget cuts. >>reporter: in oakland city hall there are two different city budget proposals being argued. which one? coming up. >>reporter: childrethese animals with malnourished. details coming up. >>pam: amazon tax wars with the budget battle. live from the kron 4 news station, this is the kron 4 news at 6:00 p.m. >>pam: 67 police officers were removed in san jose critics the cannot believe that that they are letting this happen. however, the city has 15 emmenthaler's in the red if there is no other choice. but this was the scene, with $50 million budget red $50 million in the budget. these layoffs one forward. the union agreed when to pension reforms, and some of these cannot have, at the worst time with homicide and gang violence on the rise. >> the word on the street is that every day encounters with gang members and citizens that they think that crime is going to go up. even the sense they know the we have been laid off. the homicide rate is almost 50 percent more than 2010. it will probably at least double. fifth city council should have their city's interest safety at heart. it is going to backfire the better on this when this gets violent. >> some people have been attacked from gang members in the jokingly say that july 1st, you guys are not going to be about a year or two going to get laid off? it is scary that the gang members already know this. they are well aware of the fact that police officers are getting laid off. >>pam: in a show of solidarity 100 uniformed on duty. farewell. words of encouragement and one officer was saying that " they deserve better ". >>pam: in a budget battles with the city of oakland the are making it easier but the city council's agreement has become difficult. dan kerman is live at this hour the council is still meeting. dan? >>reporter: they have been and a meeting for 30 minutes considering two different proposals. the council, and the city of oakland is facing a $58 million budget deficit. the employee unions have tentatively agreed to concessions that would save the city $23 million, annually. the question is what it we spend that extra 20 criminal dollars? some say police, the mayor says that if she is thinking the employees for taking other cuts that will make a lot of things, better. >> i do not know if people in the city can appreciate the fact that for a couple of years and wrote the employs several a given back. with 60 percent of their pay. they have saved libraries, and many other programs that could happen lost. i want to thank them all. taking a 16-percent cut. >>reporter: they have agreed on other things but they cannot seem to agree on the big zero coul differences. the y difference is about 20. the mud to rehire 20 police officers and others are saying to us to leave things alone. --some people want to retire the 20 police officers, someone to just leave things how they are. by 8:00 p.m., we should have more updates and details about the big meeting. reporting live, dan kerman, kron 4 news. >>pam: the state budget has been signed into law. this is video. -this $86 billion passed without republicans approval. it can just pass with a simple majority instead of a two-thirds vote. also motors' need to also whey and voters--need to weigh in. >> this pace town of three- quarters or structural deficit it release supports our fiscal housing but we're not finished. tough decisions and before we get finished we might have to go back to the people and get their vote on how we're going to go and move forward. >>pam: this is a state budget that was special passed on time. several months beyond the deadline is used to the trend in years past. including last year's record that was in october! >>pam: 21 rabbits from the lake merritt home by oakland animal services. there were packed inside wire cages. they were standing on top of each other. they had no access to food, water. many had lost patches of four because of their poor living conditions. the animals were only fed white rice which cannot be digest. even poorer nutrition. the city of oakland is concerned during the zoning changes with urban farming continues to grow. the lambs of the rabbits were very weak. - test the >> everybody wants these animals of course to be treated humanely. when the issue comes of raising animals they want this issue to be included i. >>pam: three of those are in the worst conditions been fostered. 18 others are up for adoption. >>pam: 1 amtrak is suing! with 20 injuries, six fatalities. this is amateur cellphones video. the truck drivers employer is negligent saying that the driver was not properly trained. amtrak employees are also suing the truck company. >>pam: this bernanrdo ararao, has been captured and now has been killed by officers. >>jacqueline: your complete forecast, coming up. it's really delicious, mom. it's not too well done? nope. but it is a job well done. what are you reading, sweetie? her diary. when you're done, i'd love some feedback. sure. your mom and i read that thing cover-to-cover. loved it. thanks. would you mind if i cut the lawn this weekend? only if you let me talk to your mother on the phone for hours on end. done. [ male announcer ] u-verse brings peace to the family. at&t u-verse lets you record four shows at once from any room and play them back on any tv. get u-verse tv for only $29 a month for 6 months. in the network, everyone can get along. >>pam: san francisco is the greatest city in north america! receiving top marks. aubria? >>reporter: against 27 major metro areas, denver, boston, running the top five. this in the recognition for good work such as composting and plastic bag banding. carbon emissions, energy, land use, water, environmental policy the freezing of building standards and high marks for transportation. also major to those in the waist with category faz with mandatory or recycling. and high marks. with and low levels of pollution in san francisco. it rose to the top of the list because of a strong showing across-the-board. the mayor believes that it is the green is because of people from san francisco are willing to go to the distance for stability for sustainability. aubrai keeno >>pam: some people have other thoughts now, here is stanley roberts who found people behaving badly. >>stanley: san francisco has been the greatest city in america. that title. really? apparently, whoever did this raking it did not consult with me, first. if they did? with this-rating >>stanley: about what i show you and let you decide if san francisco is the greenest city in the nation. coming up in the next edition of people behaving badly at kron 4 news it 8:00 p.m. >>pam: the city of oakland wants to make sure that everybody r