investigation. >> pam:hermela? >> reporter: the managers said there were cameras inside the shopping mall and on the exterior as well so the answer could be there. the body was found at 10:15 a.m. on jeffrey st. the examiner's office ruled a homicide and police are working to identify the victims of that they can notify it is his next of kin. >> i initially was like where? how? demand? when did this happened? and no one found out about this until now. >> i hope that they find out what happened. but will pull the camera footage. i hope someone was not murdered. i would hope that this did not happen and men. >> reporter: we will stay on this story and more on the investigation. >> pam: thank you for that report tonight. >> steve: a san leandro teenager that is believed to have run away over the weekend. is still missing. her family is desperate to have her back home as soon as possible. kron 4's alecia reid spoke exclusively with the teens police headquarters. >> reporter: >> gary:. >> reporter: goodevening steve... the family was very emotional. they think that she went out of the house set to meet an older man that she met on the internet. she does not have money or credit cards. she is not on any social media sites that they know of. she has not respond to her parents or friends that they know of and this is not like her. >> reporter: her mother shutdown the social media accounts a year ago when she was found meaning and ally of our age. --meeting man and lying about her age. >> reporter: are concerned this something that's terribly gone wrong. --they are concerned that something has terribly god wrong. >> do not hear about a happy outcome on the news. the way this world is. hey, this kid took off and came back two days later. it does not happen on the news. i am very fearful. >> reporter: she is about 55 and weighs... if anyone has seen her so long that may have look like hard they are urged to contact authorities. safely with her family as soon as possible. >> pam: thank you, alecia one >> about reading the report i cannot give any details. --without leaving the report i cannot give any details. >> reporter: axed those that live in the area who knows about the fire you will get a quick response. >> of course yes it was an accident but he calls this to happen with his poor judgment. he should be held accountable. >> obviously people died which is horrible. he should be held accountable. >> reporter: you can see behind me. in middletown. still in full swing for many people. j.r. stone, kron 4 news. >> pam: we are always tracking neighborhood crime. and tonight. police and berkeley are wearing the public--when the public that robbers are targeting people play games on their foes. grant lotus is here to show us exactly where the incidents have happened. brent?--grant >> grant: the suspect as a identified as a black teenager where a black hootie and air jordan sneakers. he took off. >> grant: in this case, police pulled the car over it couple of miles after the scene and make an arrest. after robbing an individual of their cell phone. >> grant: this girl has been playing the game when one of the two robbers and knocked her to the ground and kicked-test and took her purse and ran into deep trouble. they did get away. >> grant:-- and ran into th e truck >> we will encourage you if you are going to be out playing the game especially in hours of darkness. ago with a group of friends. to be safe at is probably more fun that way. >> grant: one man was shot and killed at a round-the- clock saturday night at a park, shot in the back while playing the game on his cell phone. police have not released a motive and no suspects at this time. he was a memory-test remembered as a fun young man who loved to play ball. this is video from our helicopter partnership with abc 7 news. >> steve: a search for a missing mother and child is in sissified tonight. the baby is identified at with only been 10 months old. the santa clara district attorney's office is what makes the matter dangerous and worrisome is that the baby had medical issues and is in a weakened condition. the mother is identified as a team of--satima purnell and davion purnell. of san jose. they had been missing since july 9th. authorities have not reveal why the mom had adopted her own child. -- abducted her on child >> pam: the city of oakland has suspended two of its police officers after they were foul exchanging homophobic embraces text messages. city officials of the two officers violated city police department policies. the text messages were sent out back in 2013. the officer names are not be revealed publicly at this time and they can appeal their suspensions. >> pam: the investigation came to light injecting as the department was dealing with a sex scandal and sent several officers were involved in this case, and did not report the misconduct but oakland police department will undergo training on the city's anti-discrimination and not harass the policies. >> steve: a man is caught in the act... after allegedly sexually assaulting a woman evelyn bus station. the victim was walking in the area and had stopped at that's when this man... huylam nguyen... is suspected of grabbing and sexually assaulted her. >> steve: the victim screamed and a bystander stepped in and took the suspect to thehe held him down until officers arrived. nyuyen was booked into county jail. >> steve: the verdict handed down to p-g- and e. for the deadly san bruno pipeline explosion. is now settling in. a jury found p.g. and e guilty of six criminal counts. >> steve: today the city of san bruno. and people who once lived in the neighbrohood where the explosion happened. are reacting to the big verdict. kron 4's justine waldman is here with this story. >> justine:san bruno city officials a federal jury's verdict. and 8 people died in the explosion from september 20- 10. >> justine:before the verdict was tuesday.prosecutors asked and the judge agreed to drop pge maximum liability from 6 million those at the news confernce says that does not mean defeat. and for a woman whose blast. she likes that pg andbut she says her loss will never go away. >>the jury found pge. guilty of violating pipeline safety regulations. and misleading investigators about how it was identifying high-risk pipelines. >> justine:for people. past and present. in san bruno. they are hopeful the verdict will make pge serve its customers better going forward. >> pam: a mass of the gate bus the next two dozen suspected violent criminals the possible connection to highway shootings +, >> steve: stay out of the water. a warning for some east bay neighbors after a harmful toxin is discovered. a push for new safety legislation in california - the mothers of two of the victims in that tragic berkeley balcony collapse last year are speaking out. they testified in front of a legislative committee in sacramento. one of the survivors also testified. they are among the people pushing for a bill. aimed at preventing another tragedy - by requiring the state to study the problem. the bill would require contractors to be more transparent. the firm that built the doomed apartment balcony. had a history of construction defects - and had previously paid out a legal settlement. the mothers argue. that the collapse could have been prevented. and say, there was no way they could have been aware of the dangers. really believe we failed these kids b this to happe would balcony states six peop the collapse. injured. heads floor n amtrak train strikes a man... killing him in san jose this morning. the incident h around ten-thirty a-m the i montereyamtrak's c startlight number-11 train was to los angeles. werengeles. the cause of the collis a massive gang bust nets 2 dozen suspected violent criminals. highway shootings plus. stay out of t a warning bay neighbors aft and next. clin trump tower. 21 stories above the ground. 21 stories ahy this clima h did it. she >> steve: >> steve: the man who climbed up trump tower today in new york city. is now in the hospital getting a mental health evaluation. video of his climb attempt.and arrest. you just have to see. here with the dramatic conclusion. >> justine:and the reason the man gave to police. as to why he wanted to scale the the skyscraper. he was up there for almost 3 hours. getting access from a balcony. >>and he slowly made his way to the 21st floor of trump tower. which is where police through a window. here is the moment police nabbed him. >> justine:we have learned more about the climber tonight. virginia. he was wearing a backpack and used suction cups, ropes and a harness to slowly climb the building. the man posted a video online. saying he scaled the tower to get trumps attention. >> justine:police officers smashed windows and broke through a ventilation duct in an attempt to block his progress. trump tower is headquarters to donald trump's republican presidential campaign and his business empire. trump also lives there. >> justine:but he was not home when this was all happening. >> steve: thank you, justine! >> steve: a big bust in the east bay. and we are learning how the could be tied to the numerous freeway shootings we have seen the past several months. >> pam:investigators involved in a joint law enforcement task force. announced the arrests gang members. >> steve: and now we are learning that some of those gang members allegedly took part in the dangerous freeway shootings we've been reporting on for months. kron4's grant lodes joins us tonight with the latest details. grant? >> grant:there have been over 30-freeway shootings on east bay freeways since november of 2015. the califoria highway patrol has giving out a few details about theoperation omega red was conducted on august third by the f-b-i safe streets task force. >> grant:24-suspected norteno gang members were arrested and charged with variety of violent crimes committed in contra costa county.including the several freeway shootings. >> grant:numerous items were seized including 15-thousand dollars, over 200 mariuana plants, a pair of vehicles and a cigarette boat.with painted on the side. and since the c-h-p has teamed up with the f-b-i's task force.freeway shootings have been on the decline. >>"on highway 4 for example there hasn't been a shooting since june twenty fourth, and on highway 80 in contra costa county there hasn't been a shooting since may twenty eighth" >>"i want the public to know that we are working as hard as we can to solve the freeway shootings but some of them realistically will never be solved" >> grant:city officals are also working with police to prevent more shootings from happening. in pittsburg. surveillance cameras are now up along a stretch of highway 4. now in place. including along the borders of antioch. and also in concord. >> grant:they are also working on installing high- resolution technology, and license plate readers along interstate 80 from el cerrito to hercules. >> pam:the worst fears about the discovery. have come true. the slime is toxic blue - green algae. >> pam:water samples taken from around the discovery bay positive for microcystin. that's a potentially harmful toxin produced by certain algae. contra county and state that people, pets and livestock avoid discovery bay waters. until further notice. >> pam:officials say. the community's tap water is not >> pam: affected and is safe to use. >> steve: brittyney is here with us... >> brittany: you can really see the low clouds and f o g rolling again. as we head into the rest of this evening. low clouds continue to stick with us. with temperatures warming up with the as we go into tomorrow and into the weekend. about, seven degrees higher than average in the mid nineties. nicosia the clouds developing for us but not as low as last night. same thing and heading into tamara warming up with the temperatures and will stay warm for the weekend. >> brittany: 73 in livermore, 66 in mountain view, 61 in novado... was still at pressure system. >> brittany: closer look to all of the clubs and f o g as to get more into our carrier developing. -more- into our area and developing. another thing this spare the air alert especially if you have the respiratory and heart conditions. >> brittany: inland los '60s, and for the bay. inland locations into the mid '80s by 3:00. you will see approaching the '90s. as we head into the end of the work week. >> brittany: 80 degrees in santa rosa, 60 degrees is behind perhaps moon bay. -- is the high >> steve: thanks, brittney! >> steve: why people say this ride is simply unsafe. >> gabe: what to expect and the new iphone 7 coming up! >> gary: sports highlights later in this broadcast! later in this broadcast! award winning interface. award winning design. award winning engine. the volvo xc90. the most awarded suv of the century. ♪ ♪ hush my darling... ♪ don't fear my darling... ♪ the lion sleeps tonight. 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[snoring.] take the roar out of snore. yet another innovation only at a sleep number store. >> steve: it is that time of year again. apple will be unveiling a new iphone within a matter of weeks. and the lawyers are swirling over what is expected to be a major design overhaul of their flagship devices. our tech report did slate give us a look at what to expect and the iphone 7. --gabe slate >> gabe:apple typically unviels the new iphone in the beginning hits the market a couple weeks later mid month around the 20th. so first let me say this don't buy an iphone right now if you can wait just over a month there will be a want to pay top dollar for the new fancy iphone. you should still wait because when the new one comes out it will lower the price of the ones on the market now. >> gabe: offer new things not yet seen in an iphone. a couple months ago in an interview on mad money when asked about the iphone 7 >>tim cook said this: ""we've got great innovation in the pipeline" >> gabe:and >>"we're going to give you things that you can't live without that you just don't know you need today," >> gabe:the rumors are all over the place i'll highlight a few that i find most interesting and realistic the iphone 7 could ditch the aluminum body and replace it with a sleek glass case design. this would go nicely with the expected curved design. >> gabe:the iphone 4apple- iphone-4-at-t/ had glass backings while retaining metal frames. apple moved off glass in the iphone 5 but a lot of iphone fans have wanted it back ever since. >> gabe: some major changes in the iphone 7. it might be pressure sensitive. instead of being a physical button that you press down to trigger an action, like the way it is now the new phone could feature a non- physical button that is flush with the surface of the screen, it would vibrate to let you know you've touched it. >> gabe:the biggest possible change coming to the iphone 7 is causing quite a stir a lot of people are upset about the idea of this and i don't blame them. apple they may remove the headphone jack in the iphone 7. meaning you would have to use bluetooth headphones or speakers. no more connecting through the port. >> gabe:why would they do this? well it probably would help to make the iphone 7 thinner and lighter less parts to deal with. and don't forget they own beats dr. dre's popular bluetooth headphones line this would certainly boost sales for that. >> gabe:i'm already getting pitches from 3rd party iphone accessory companies telling me they are working on headphones that still use a cable they use the lightning inputs on the iphone, that's the charging port. they are of the headphone jack and will buy their product offering a work around. gabe slate kron 4 news. don't let dust and allergens get between you and life's beautiful moments. by choosing flonase, you're choosing more complete allergy relief and all the enjoyment that comes along with it. when we breathe in allergens, our bodies react by overproducing 6 key inflammatory substances. most allergy pills only control 1. flonase controls 6. and six is greater than one. with flonase, more complete relief means enjoyment of every beautiful moment. flonase, six is greater than one, changes everything. ♪ >> steve: the kansas water park where a 10 year old boy died over the weeken is back open to visitors. in a horrific turn of events caleb schwab was decapitated on a 17 story ride known as the world's tallest water slide. >> pam:today two people who witnessed his death are speaking out. they rode "verruckt" just hours before the caleb did. >> pam:the witnesses describe the terrifying moments when the boy died. >> i think they definitely need to fix the straps on the ride. you would think they would have more secure straps them velcro. >> you hit your head a lot. >> steve: the 17-story water slide will remain closed for the rest of the season. >> pam:eighty-eight days before the election. and donald trump finds himself in an all too familiar position. damage control after an off=the cuff remark. justine waldman is here with tonight's report fromthe campaign trail. >> justine:so far donald trump has criticized the parents of a fallen american soldier, and advocated the spread of nuclear weapons. >> justine:a new bloomberg politics fewer than one in three likely voters believe he's qualified for president. and this poll was taken before the latest uproar. might take action if hillary clinton is elected. spee >>darrell vickers "down here in the south, we don't curse in front of women, we don't drink liquor in front of the preacher -- and we don't public. " >> justine:republican darrell vickers reaction was caught on video as trump made his controversial suggestion. >>"if she gets to pick her judges, nothing you can do, folks. although the second amendment people -- maybe there is, i don't know. " >>darrell vickers "i can't believe he said it. the media will have a field day with this one. i was just absolutely taken aghast." >> justine:for hillary clinton it was a new opportunity to attack trump's character. >>"his casual cruelty to a gold star family, his casual countries should have nuclear weapons and now his casual inciting of violence. every single one of these instances shows us that donald trump simply does not have the temperament to be president and commander in chief of the united states." (cheers & applause) >> justine:clinton's widening lead in recent national and swing controversies are taking a toll >>the middle voters, the mainstream voters, the leaning republican or leaning democratic voters, independent voters, they've been moving away from trump, precisely because of circumstances like this. >> justine:the bloomberg poll found public opnion solidifying,more than half of likely voters now say nothing could the republican candidate. >> steve: according to the s-f-municipal transit association. 18 muni employees were assaulted by passengers 2013, in 20-14. the number jumped a little bit but in 20-15 in a sign of just how violent things have become, incidents skyrocketed to 58 separate attacks. >> steve: stanley roberts happened to be near a trolley at market and golden gate >> pam:when drama unfolded in front muni operator, a passenger and the san francisco police (male announcer): now, here's stanley roberts who found some people behaving badly. >> stanley: >> is bull you see this you threatened you man >> stanley:this is russell and he is being arrested for two reasons but to understand the first reason we need to start here this muni f-line trolley operator flagged down an san francisco police sargent, apparently he had a unruly passenger on the trolley who refused to pay and reportedly threatened the operator >> stanley:the sargent and back up were quickly on the scene he's coming out, this guy here >> steve: >> stanley:according to the muni to cut him for not picking something russell vehemently denied but to be safe officers one with a bean bag shotgun that's the orange gun searched him for any possible weapons >> stanley:anyway . no knife was found so he was questioned about what happened and so was the trolly operator russell claimed that two separate buses passed him up so he ran to the front door of the trolly banging for the operater to let him in >> stanley:but i need to talk to russell but the question was did he want to talk to me >>so tell me what happened and every night in this city people of color or a certain look i don't know what exactly it is but the drivers they won't stop for us, unless maybe there is a professional >> stanley: that muni dis not stop for him and apparently he claims there was a newspaper article to support his claimthere was a back door police for the drivers to adhere to it came out in the papers and most people know about it all the drivers i'm sure know about it >> stanley:i asked heif he threatened the muni operator he again denied that >>can someone please ask them if i threatened? >> stanley:sfpd did ask the passengers side they were going to detain him until things can be sorted out >>you're just being detained right now that some bull as soon as we can get you to sit down were going to talk to everybody you may get released here this is bull >> stanley:but it turns out he had an outstanding warrant for traffic related issue so he to be booked for that . no charges were filed for the reported threat >> stanley: sfmta take violence and treats of violence against muni operators seriously . and they should in san francisco stanley roberts kron 4 news. >> pam: well, we are all getting excited about this meteor shower. >> brittany: it is kind of nice and we will go into tomorrow night and deceive the peak and the meteor showers. -- and we can see the peak >> brittany: go somewhere where there is not a lot of bright lights and focus on the meteor shower. temperature is right now would 68 degrees and said francisco, 74 degrees and concord and 90 tamara with antioch, 87 for concord and hayward. same thing would not budge. --same thing with napa. we are expecting an alarming trend. -- warming >> brittany: expo at temperatures to stay in the mid '70s all three then. all three days. >> brittany: will take another look at the 7 day forecast at the end of the show. >> pam: we talked to a former olympian on how you feel about the olympic games. >> pam: now that the olympics is in full swing in may as with the libyans eat?-- you may ask what do olympians eat? >> vicki: his cookbook, what would brian boitano cook! >> vicki: he is embracing his attack on new routes. --he is embracing his eye italian roots. >> catherine: >> vicki: the recipes are crowd pleasers. anyone left wondering what would he make it the cupboards were bare?3. >> refrigerator roundup. jars of this and containers of that. (cheers & applause) >> pam:arrested less than a week ago. now the mayor is back in office that's got some people in stockton really upset. >> steve: and next. two women killed while jogging in the same week. today one of the victim's father's delivered a message for the killer. >> pam: coming up and sports with gary radnich explanation. >> steve: gary has the highlights and all of your sports coming up! ♪ ♪ isaac hou has mastered gravity defying moves to amaze his audience. great show. here you go. now he's added a new routine. making depositing a check seem so effortless. easy to use chase technology, for whatever you're trying to master. isaac, are you ready? yeah. chase. so you can. 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(clap, clap, ding) >> steve: the reward for information leading to an arrest in the death of a queens jogger has doubled to 20-thousand dollars. karina vetrano was sexually booths tuesday after going for a jog. >> steve: the 30 year old was less than a mile away from her home in the howard beach neighborhood of queens new york. her father ended up finding her body while searchiing for her with police. >> steve: today he had a message for karina's killer. >>sorry for you, because you will pay. you will pay here, you will pay now, you will pay for eternity. there's nowhere to hide - we will find you." >> steve: the n-y-p-d says it has created a special task force to investigate leads and is reviewing surveillance video from businesses in the area. forensic evidence from the crime scene is also being analyzed. >> steve: pam? >> pam:the government will seize life insurance money taken bernardino shooters. syed farook died in a gunbattle last december 14 people in southern california. farook's mother was named as a beneficiary for 275- thousand dollars worth of policies. >> pam:federal prosecutors sued to take the money and give it families of the dead. a judge said the money was subject to seizure.although the foreiture can still be disputed. >> pam: >> steve: stockton mayor is back at work there were some expressing disapproval. he was arrested by the fbi after being accused of by apple all providing mass-- providing alcohol to minors. he denies the charges. (male announcer): it's now time for gary radnich with sports!. >> gary: good evening! >> gary:the giants trying to get back alone in first place. rennie stennett the last player with 7 hits in a game before brandon crawford did it on monday visited the giants shortstop before the game >> gary:jeff samardzija loser of his last 3 starts back on track today strikes out j.r. realmuto to end the inning top 4th/ scoreless >> gary:crawford solo home run off david phelps 1-0 giants bottom 6th >> gary:barry bonds ejected from the dugout for arguing balls and strikes says he didn't say anything but he apparently said enough bottom 9th/ 1-0 giants/ runner on 2nd >> gary:santigo casilla strikes out realmuto to end the game his 26th save final: 1-0 giants >> gary:they win first series since the all-star break return to >> gary:top 7th dodgers up 1-0. freddy galvis hits a 3-run home run off grant dayton. philly went up 3-1 >> gary:scott kazmir who started thefrusturated in the dugout and decides to head into the locker room. top 9th with bases loaded. ryan howard puts this game away with an r-b-i double. final: 6-2 phillies >> gary:*dodgers move out of first place and remain one game behind the giants in the n-l west. >> gary:49ers practicing at kezar stadium today colin kaepernick walking out into the home of the 49ers from 1946-to-1970 blaine gabbert takes selfies with fans chip kelly said kaepernick and gabbert will get equal reps with the first team during the exhibition season they open sunday at levi's stadium >> gary:navorro bowman fresh of signing a 4-year, $44 million contract extension >> gary:first time 49ers have practiced at kezar since this an annual event from here on >> to see where it all started and see the fans come out. it is a great. to say that i played in practiced here. >> great foundation. >> have been here at the times before but i did not know a whole lot about it. there is a real rich history. >> gary: kapernick vs the very least it little theater on which quarterback will end up the starter, the real gain in september. >> gary: a very sad story today. longtime e-s-p-n broadcaster john saunders. died in new york at the age of 61. after the paramedics weren't able to revive him in his home. >> gary:the cause of saunders death is still unknown. according to the family the canadian-born broadcaster wasn't feeling well physically in recent days. saunders was among one of the longest-tenured on-air personalities since joining e-s-p-n in 1986. >> gary:saunders hosted "the sports reporters". actively covered college football and basketball, while also including nhl coverage for the network, and anchored sportscenter seasonally saunders was a founding member and served as a board of director within the jimmy v for cancer research foundation. >> gary:if you don't want to hear any results from the ears or leave the room for a minute here we go! >> gary:the u.s. mens basketball got a scare from andrew bogut, australian team trailing for olympics since 2004 >> gary:the u-s got 31 points from carmelo anthony as they the aussies kevin durant had 14, draymond green 7 and klay thompson 6 points >> gary:next up for tean usa is serbia on friday. >> gary: welcome back! love you. >> pam: thank you (laughter) >> gary: nothing back? 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