okay, it is a little bit bad, but it is okay. not real bad. and very nervous.>> this is a time where firefighters put in a situation where a small window occurs to make a positive change. the alameda county fire department was aggressive in their attack in search techniques and were able to make a successful rescue with hopefully a good outcome.>> reporter: there were three kids in the home when the fire started just before 8:30 am this morning, the 16-year-old girl was badly hurt and her 17- year-old brother, and they have and eight-year-old nephew, and the 17-year-old and a-year-old have minor injuries, and here's a picture of the youngest boy as he was taken away by the paramedics. we have just learned that there happened to be a neighbor driving by just as the fire broke out, and this man rushed into the burning home trying to rescue the girl that was trapped inside. and he spoke with us and said that he went inside the bedroom and said that the smoke was too much and he could not reach the girl.>> it has to be one of the most terrifying things and i cannot imagine jumping into burning building, but all i could think of was that there was a girl in that house. i could not just and out there and let her burn.>> reporter: the fire, according to authorities, appears to have started in the living room area and quickly spread back to the bedroom where the girl was, and it is unclear exactly what started the fire. officials say it does not appear that there is anything suspicious about the fire. at last check, the 16-year-old girl injured was initially taken over to the eden hospital and airlifted down to that santa clara valley medical center burn unit. she remains in the burn unit this afternoon and there are two other children that were hurt and they are still in the hospital but they have minor injuries, comparatively speaking. >> very grateful for mike running into that house. >> reporter: absolutely, and we told him as much.>> we hope for the best for all of the children involved. thank you for the live report. 41 people are now dead and hundreds more wounded after the yesterday terror attack in turkey.'s back -- >> about one hour ago the turkish prime minister announced that one bomber blew himself up outside the airport and the other two took advantage of the panic going on inside the airport, and we have more. >> reporter: the heavy security presence and the damage from the terror attack evident as the flights go in and out.>> i feel absolutely terrible that this is happening to turkey. everyone has been so gentle and nice. >> reporter: suicide attackers armed with bombs and guns hitting the world's 11th busiest airport, sending hundreds running from the facility. there are conflicting reports on exactly what happens, and the details are still under investigation. no immediate claim of responsibility was made.>> the findings by the security forces indicate that the terror attack was carried out by dash, in the probe is still underway. >> reporter: turkey is a partner member in the coalition against isis, and that goes with the isis militants, and militants. there was another great deadly suicide bombing in the city in march, and pope francis asking for prayers for the country in the wake of the latest incident.>> we pray for the victims, for the families and the deer people of turkey. may the lord come into the hearts of the violent and support our path to peace. >> reporter: the cleanup effort is underway. in istanbul, fox news. president obama is expressing condolences to turkey and offering u. s. assistance in the investigation to find out who carried out or inspired this deadly airport attack. >> we stand with the people of turkey to do what is necessary to make sure that these kind of terrible events are not happening.>> reporter: president obama made his comments from ottawa, canada, there for the north american leader summit and spoke to the president of turkey on the phone.>> the people flying in and out of sfo may notice more police after the istanbul attack. the airport officials are reevaluating their own safety measures, paying extra attention to the areas where the passengers are picked up and dropped off, urging people to report any suspicious activity to the police or airport personnel. and they said that the yesterday attack overseas was unnerving, but they feel much safer about security here at home. >> it is unfortunate, and here hopefully it is okay, so far.>> the flight from turkey arrived at the sfo yesterday and it took off before the bombing happened. passengers learned about the attack from the flight attendant and the television newscast shown on the plane, and the plane arrived safely this morning. stay tuned with us for continuing coverage on the turkey terror attacks, ktvu.com, our mobile app, and of course on social media. two counts of sexual battery, and we are live in redwood city with why so many say this instance, the sentence is far too light. >> reporter: there was a time when robert last singer had the trust of this patients, but the judge in redwood city has charged him with two counts of sexual wateree on two patients. he wasn't anesthesia technician at the outpatient surgery center in redwood city since 2009. last year federal employees -- fellow employees noticed him inappropriately touching patients that were under sedation while they were transferred to the operating room. the case never went to trial because he led no contest to the sexual battery charges and as a result of the plea deal, he will now serve one year in county jail, and be on three years supervised probation and will have to register as a sex offender, but some say that more serious punishment should have been given. >> it is a gift to this defendant, a gift to stanford university, and you will find there will be a connection, there must be a connection between stanford university and perhaps even the district attorney's office, something we need to look into. >> reporter: the way that the law is written? >> the way that the law is written the court could have given him a single day, and there's no minimum that the court could have given him. it is really up to the court in many ways to determine the severity and where it lies on the spectrum, and obviously we feel this is a serious case, and that is why we are ready to go to trial.>> the prosecutors were hoping that he would service time immediately, but after hearing the defense attorney, they have granted him three weeks to get his affairs in order. his attorney says that the actions are uncharacteristic of p.m. and he will have to surrender to the jail bike july 23, and will have to register as a sex offender and can have no communication with minors. his attorney would give no comment after the sentencing hearing.>> thank you, brian. about one hour ago, the advocates calling for the removal of the judge persky who sentenced brock turner to six months in jail for sexual assault of an unconscious woman on the stanford campus. prosecutors had asked for six years in prison, and the signature delivery comes as the california commission on judicial performance meets for the first time since the brock turner sentencing, and the commission is responsible for investigating complaints of judicial conduct. police said that 32-year- old that had been living on the same downtown doorstep or six years was stabbed almost 50 times. the autopsy report says he was killed early monday morning sometime after midnight. detectives are hoping that the knife that was found near his body will lead to the killer, checking with downtown businesses, and they suspect that the knife was recently bought or stolen. he peddled his poems for a cup of coffee or cash, and the employees at the sonoma library posted this picture, part of the library connection of local authors. two in the hospital recovering from a fiery crash that claimed the lives of their wives and children early yesterday morning while the two families were traveling south on interstate 5 near the town of gorman. investigators say that the minivan they were in was pulling over to the side of the road after getting into a minor accident with a bmw and they were rear-ended by a semi truck, it burst into flames and slid over the embankment. the fathers were in the driver and front passenger seat, managed to escape but unable to rescue their families.>> they have burns on their arms and on their faces, trying to get the families out.>> i was trying to get as close as i could the vehicle and the fire just overcame me and i was unable to do much. we had a fire extinguisher, but the fire was just too much. >> both men are in the hospital listed in serious condition, and other relatives have declined to give a statement, and chp said that the driver of the big rig was not hurt and is cooperating with the investigation of the crash. still ahead, hundreds of homes threatened by the trailhead fire, and we will have a live report on the latest updates from cal fire. already seeing more fires in the bay area, and we will tell you how long this cooldown will last. hillary clinton is in the bay area and the details of the new economic plan for the tech industry. we have bicking joining us live from the trailhead fire.>> reporter: we are in placer county north of the american river where the trailhead fire evacuations are taking place. fire crews are taking each home alerting the homeowners, and some have refused to evacuate. the flames are just behind me about 2 miles from us. the risk of triple digit temperatures and the dry conditions could severely compromised this area. the crews are working hard to contain the wildfire that spread overnight, and the trailhead fire area has burned 350 acres across el dorado and placer county. 250 personnel are battling the ark, currently at a 5% containment. the major challenge is the remote location, hiking thursday and rough terrain to battle the flames on the ground, but this wildfire is overwhelmingly being battle from the sky. eight caretakers and four helicopters, and the challenge of the fire is the incline, and cal fire is telling us that today is a pivotal point on the wildfire progression. luckily at this time, the fire is staying within the fire retardant lines that were created by cal fire, but we know how unpredictable wildfires can be. no structures or individuals have been compromised and the calls of the fire is still under investigation. this remote location is popular for recreational activities such as rafting, and they are investigating that as a potential cause.>> thank you for the report. a deadly wildfire burning in kern county is 60% contained, the fire at lake isabella has destroyed many acres, and the elderly couple has been reported dead overcome by smoke. fire officials say they believe this will end up being the most instructive wildfire in kern county. keeping an eye on conditions around the bay area, and a lot cooler than yesterday.'s back it is nice to see the fog bringing relief and helping out the fire danger in the bay area. they had that deeper green layer, and you can see right now on the light storm tracker. this shoreline and the deeper marine layer trying to make cooler temperatures. up and down the entire coastline, waking up to lot of gray in the area this morning and along the bay. you can see out toward portions of the east bay, oakland and hayward still have patchy fog, but south of san leandro more clearing, and stubborn fog along the shoreline and they. a big impact on temperatures, san francisco and half moon bay only in the 50s right now, and the other extreme, lots of sunshine in approaching 80 degrees in concord and livermore. a deeper marine layer and right around 1500 feet, with that coupled with the officer breeze helping to cool off the bay area. not much heat, and the warmest location is approaching the mid- 90s. the overall weather set up, talking about this the area of high-pressure all we, but today we had this weak weather system moving in from the north. with that a cooler forecast in a bit of a breeze developing with winds at 25 miles an hour. the live camera looking out toward the estuary with low cloud cover. for tonight we have this for the baseball forecast, the east bay, partly cloudy skies this evening and the giants and a's with temperatures in the mid 60s, cooling off to 60 degrees. a look at the overall weather pattern once again, that solid fog bank will stick around today and tomorrow we will have earlier clearing leading to a warmer thursday. minor warming. the forecast model showing fog of this afternoon hugging parts of the shoreline, tomorrow morning patchy fog to start the day with mostly sunny skies by the afternoon. tomorrow will be a little bit warmer than today. the forecast type this afternoon, hottest locations broaching mid-90s at antioch and brentwood. oakland at 70, san francisco barely making it into the low 60s, santa rosa and the north bay at 90 degrees. san jose 82, san mateo 84, half moon bay checking in at 61. your five-day forecast, temperatures going up a little bit for thursday and friday. particularly inland, mid-90s. cooling off by the weekend and the cooling trend may continue into the trend may continue into 4 july. -- fourth of july. back -- >> we want to see that first even though we are five days away.>> and i know never to mention a guaranteed fog forecast for the fourth of july. hillary clinton is in san francisco a holding a fund- raising luncheon, raising money for the "victory fund." special guests include actress jamie lee curtis and cecile richards. tickets ranging from $500 up to $27,000.>> the slogan, "make america great again" is code for go back to the time and a lot of people were not included, including women, african-americans, latinos and a lot of other people.>> the visit comes as clayton releases the economic plan for the high- tech industry. the presumptive democratic nominee calls for connecting every u. s. household to a high- speed internet by the year 2020. she is also proposing investments in computer science and engineering education and giving foreign-born students college degrees in science technology engineering, or mathematics automatic green cards. in the meantime, donald trump attending a fundraiser in boston and campaigning in maine. he's talking about the economic difficulties they have faced due to the loss of manufacturing jobs, saying his economic plan would bring jobs back them abroad. he criticized hillary clinton for supporting china. >> hillary's support of china's entry into the world trade organization, and she ran up $1 trillion in trade deficits with china when she was secretary of state. not too good. why would she? do you think she looks presidential? i don't.>> donald trump says if he is elected -- elected president he will withdraw from the partnership, the trade agreement between 12 countries, including the u. s., signed in february. coming up, job opportunities in the bay area and how the oakland restaurant is providing of people a chance to work in the culinary industry. many people clean their dentures with toothpaste or plain water. and even though their dentures look clean, in reality they're not. if a denture were to be put under a microscope, we can see all the bacteria that still exists on the denture, and that bacteria multiplies very rapidly. that's why dentists recommend cleaning with polident everyday. polident's unique micro clean formula works in just 3 minutes, killing 99.99% of odor causing bacteria. for a cleaner, fresher, brighter denture every day. hundreds of thousands of cars being recalled by toyota due to the safety issue with airbags, recalling 482 -- 482,000 toyota prius and lexus because they can send the airbag into the car unexpectedly. this is different than the takata airbags, and toyota says it will notify all of the known owners by mail and they have retention bracket that can solve the problem for free. uber has announced plans to start tracking the driver cell phones to make sure they are safe on the roadway. uber has started trying out the center in january to see if they are speeding or slamming on the brakes. it will also remind the drivers to take breaks during shifts and the phone is mounted on the dashboard. facebook trying to set the record state -- record straight after reporting they will use location to lead to the privacy violations and the spokesperson confirmed that using the location data contributed to friend recommendations, but the site said they did not use member location. facebook eventually clarified by saying that at one point last year the gps was used in an experiment to find nearby friends, but the project was discontinued. i like seeing this color and the numbers, the dow is up almost 300 points, essentially the highest it has been all day, and the stories in the for the s&p and nasdaq, both index is up almost 2%, a steady climb throughout the day, and the stocks close in about a half-hour and we will check it one more time. still ahead, the high school students accused of murder or back in court today.>> the new information about the charges that the prosecutor reveals today. the police in south bay investigating two deadly shootings and the recent uptick in violence. two high school students accused of killing one student in injuring another appeared in the courtroom for the first time today, charged with gang activity and they believe that perhaps the violence was gang related. the attorneys said outside of the court that his client was not affiliated with again. >> we have no information that he is in a gang. you saw him in the courtroom, and there are no tattoos on him, and he is a 17-year-old high school student and his predicament is very serious and he understands that. he is scared about what is going on.>> the third defendant is being charged with an accessor after-the-fact and they are looking for the fourth suspect that is still at large, 17-year-old edwin carrara shot to death and fingers hacked off with a knife, and another student shot and survived in the hearing has been continued until july 6 when the defendants are expected to enter pleas to the charges. time to track down suspects in two deadly shootings, and it happened in different parts of the city, north san jose and the other downtown, and we have the latest from the investigators. >> reporter: there has not been an arrest in either case and the detectives are still going over the evidence and looking over the interview staff conducted to put together some sort of a suspect description to try to figure out who targeted these men. the latest shooting happened in broad daylight on greek row, lined with fraternity and sorority houses. two men were discovered in a vehicle shot several times, one man died and the other is in critical condition. the night before another man sitting in a car was shot and killed near lundy. yesterday the shooting brings that total number of homicides in san jose to 24. last year there were 10 at this time. the pace continues, and by gear in san jose will have got highest homicide count in 24 years. we asked the police if they know what is behind the increase. >> typically in the summer months the violence tends to increase. there's no correlation between the homicides we have had as far as any connection between them. we really don't have an answer other than aside from the summer months typically we have an increase in violence. >> reporter: the police say right now there's no indication that the crimes are connected and they have not released a motive in either case. there is an important issue to note, when it comes to solving homicides, they have pretty high rate compared to most police departments in the u. s. police departments in the u. s. three people are behind bars in the deadly shooting outside of the first communion party in san leandro almost 2 months ago outside of the senior center. the suspects are gang members and they shot and killed a man that was a member of a rival faction of the same game. after the shooting, investigators say that the suspects stole minivan it crashed into an issue be and ran from the scene. they were tracked down in a raid in union city and san jose on monday night.>> they are pretty young, 14 and 16 years old. but unfortunately, our investigation has led us to believe that they clearly are advanced for people of that age, especially when they are involved in violent crimes.>> the police arrested the 14-year- old and the 60 out, and a 25- year-old in connection with the shooting. alameda county prosecutors will review the case today and consider whether the teenagers should be charged as adults. the pittsburgh police department is accused of -- pittsburg police department is accused of hiding records, and the motions were filed claiming that they intentionally withheld files from the judge, and the police department says it was an inadvertent mistake. the police department often shares misconduct records with the judge's to determine whether the information applies to a case. in san francisco, the 40 people whose homes were destroyed in the massive apartment fire in the mission district are on the move again. the people that lost their homes of been sleeping at the salvation army center, and the red cross is paying for them to move into a motel. the problem is it's not in the neighborhood.'s back -- >> they are going to put it somewhere and gary in the motels of their, and that is until the fifth of next month. >> people that of burned out of their home by fire are in a unique situation. it is out in left field, no warning, and to completely lose your home and all of your belongings, and have nowhere to go, particularly if they are lower income.>> the san francisco supervisor scott wiener is writing legislation that would give higher -- higher victims preference in housing. navigation centers, and the success of the first one that opened last year, the city has announced the opening of the second center today, and we visited the center is part of the ktvu weeklong homeless project. >> reporter: anthony had been homeless for 14 years and said that is life spiraled out of control after losing his job. he spent nights sleeping inside the civic center bart station. >> i went into a clinical depression according to the doctors and ended up on the streets. >> reporter: homeless outreach workers have convinced him to move indoors, now one of 55 people staying at the newest navigation center inside the civic center hotel. this is the second navigation center in san francisco, and the first when opened last year on mission street. >> this is home, the first place i have been in doors for 14 years and it is mine, and i can lock the key. >> reporter: this is the latest answer for homelessness, and they can find services and eventually housing. >> the navigation center is the model we should be pursuing. it is a low barrier entry into a programmer people can come as they are with partners or pets. and with their possessions. >> reporter: with so many tenants popping up, city halls as announced it will establish a dedicated unit, "encampment response team. those quote at the encampment, they say they would like to get off of the street, and the navigation centers claim to have done that for for homeowner -- four 400 homeless people.>> i'm not too sure and will have to find out. >> reporter: is worth a try? >> yes. back i kind of like stopped. >> reporter: the test by the board of supervisors, the city must have six navigation centers up and running within the next two years. in san francisco, ktvu fox news. more information about the san francisco homeless project, go to ktvu.com and you combine all the stories that we have done about the issue as well as online resources to get help if you or someone you know is dealing with homelessness. city supervisor mark farrell wants to change the city retirement fund to a more responsible position, reacting to the tragedy that killed 49 people in orlando, and the supervisor said she were formally asked the city teacher fun to withhold from gun and ammunition stocks. >> this affects us so many weighs in san francisco, children or lgbt community, we cannot stand by not act anymore. >> there is a $17 billion portfolio and 1 million is investigated in the firearms industry in stocks are doing very well. but the mayor ed lee says this is a small price to pay to make a statement and he will also talk to the new york mayor. organizers labeling a "day of action" and members of congress taking part following the highly publicized city and -- sit-in on the house floor, and holding a san francisco general hospital family sit-in and the lieutenant governor gavin newsom is taking to social media, claiming solidarity with the gun control sit-in, and complaining about gun violence . 800 died in 200 injured by guns in the u. s. and followed it up by tweeting each incident with a hashtag on gun violence in america and safety for all. still to come, another team says they are interested in the golden state warriors harrison barnes and details are straight ahead. we will check back in with our meteorologist as we begin to feel relief from the high temperatures. ♪ hey! ♪ they go ooh ooh. ♪ hey! ♪ they go oh-ooh-ooooh. ♪ sitting, watching, waiting, wishing. ♪ ♪ i tell you one thing, you never knew it. ♪ ♪ at the back of the bus ♪ there is so much to give, so dream big. ♪ ♪ yeah. ♪ and when they screaming get out, get out. ♪ ♪ all i wanna hear is get down, get down. ♪ ♪ yeah. ♪ and when they screaming get out, get out. ♪ ♪ all i wanna hear is get down, get down. ♪ ♪ get down, get down. san francisco police used their streetsmarts to help to reunite a musician with his stolen by lynn. -- by land -- violin.>> that is amazing grace, the first can daddy played when they returned his 107-year-old violin monday night. he left it locked in the car and when he returned he saw the broking glass on the ground and the violin was gone along with his backpack and jacket. he is said that violin since he was 16 years old but the story changed when he got the call from the police. >> i was ecstatic when they told me they had the instrument, and i could not believe it, what are the odds. i am so happy and they did an excellent job. i'm so grateful, and so blessed to have it back. >> the police in tenderloin spotted a group of people gathered around an instrument in an area known for stolen goods, and when the officers approached, they scattered and let the violin behind. good food and good job opportunities. >> alex savidge is with us on how oakland's newest restaurants is giving the young people a chance to break into the culinary industry. >> reporter: this is one of the newest restaurant in up town oakland, agave, and i am here with the head chef, and the owner, and good morning. i know that you feature mole and missed out. -- mascal.>> this is a recipe from our family, many, many generations back. >> reporter: is a beautiful space in the heart of uptown on franklin street. back -- >> we are thrilled and happy to be part of this byron food community since we are in the food business. >> reporter: restaurant agave is here in oakland, the center that provides economic opportunities for young people in the city of oakland. and this is cedric brown. >> we renovated this building over a four-year period and are excited to be here. we were looking for restauranteur to come here that would share the values that we have around creating opportunities for the oakland residents. for a greater social mobility. >> reporter: this will get the young people involved if they want opportunities in the restaurant business. this gives them those opportunities.>> that's right, they have the opportunity to learn from a master chef and to learn about cuisine, and maybe even to learn the secret mole a sauce. -- >> reporter: more than a restaurant opening here in uptown oakland, agave, opening today on franklin street.>> that is a good idea and the industry is always looking for talented people, especially young people. i worked in a restaurant in my college days and you can learn the back of the house, the front of the house, and communications skills. a recent study showing california has more water underground than was previously thought, stanford university says that the state has nearly 3 times as much groundwater as was estimated in 1991. the latest research finds more water as you look deeper below the surface. some researchers say that the study is high because the -- hype, because it may not be usable due to the poor quality. they say that the resources should be protected, they all agree on that. and trashed over the weekend, the parks department said had to clean the park sunday morning after thousands spilled in saturday during the pride celebration. and the droves of people showed up at the park again on sunday afternoon, and again left a lot of trash behind. it took more than one doesn't park workers about seven hours on monday to clean it all up. the department said that taxpayer dollars spent on clean are being diverted away from n other parts, urging the park goers to pick up after themselves. cool over dolores park, and many other parts of the bay area.>> it looks different with the fog making a comeback and that will impact the temperatures for today. minor warming over the next couple of days, but not the extreme heat that we had a few days ago. here is the live camera looking out over the estuary, and gloomy out there with the marine layer deepening, and away from this, the inland neighborhoods are talking about lower 90s through the afternoon. on the satellite, a solid fog bank to the west down toward point conception approaching central and southern california. the bay area in between, talking about the microclimates with temperatures inland and places like sacramento in the 90s. the fog is keeping the coast cool only in the 50s. here is a look at that fog pattern from san francisco and south of san francisco and portions of the east bay as well. we showed you the overcast toward oakland and lingering of patches close to richmond and west of berkeley. as far as the current numbers, for the 12:00 our bring your coat or jacket in san francisco only in the 50s, not much movement since this morning. warmer temperatures out toward hoggard and livermore, near 80. san jose 69, napa 72. a bit of a breeze out there the oakland airport, a westerly wind sustaining at 12 and gusting up to 20. we have more reports, sfo as a westerly wind at eight teen, breezy conditions sticking around. it will be cooler across the bay area today, more low clouds and fog and patchy and overcast across parts of the region. a deeper marine layer above 1000 feet, up to 1500 feet, and not talking about much in the way of triple digit temperatures today and cooling- off period the forecast model shows lingering overcast near the shoreline this afternoon and stubborn patches along the bay. tomorrow morning starting out with cloud cover and clearing skies for thursday afternoon. tomorrow will be a little bit warmer than today. the forecast type the afternoon, warmest location approaching mid-90s in antioch and brentwood. napa 88, santa rosa around 90, and san francisco a high of 62. the immediate coast line in the 50s, and san jose 82. a look ahead at your five-day forecast, lingering patchy fog and a great thursday morning. tomorrow warmer and if you are thinking about the weekend, it will be cooler in your the coast and bay with partly cloudy skies saturday and sunday, carrying that into the monday as well. a big fourth of july weekend already, and it looks like the major heat will not be a variance in the picture. the bay bridge series in oakland today after the a's came back twice to win the second straight over the giants, and the black and orange headache three run lead and gave it up at the top of the sixth inning. and they got a triple with bases-loaded, giving the giants and 8-5 lead. and back in the a's with the scoring of five runs, and getting the three runs, and a beautiful shot out. and adding three more runs in the ninth inning, and the giants attempted another comeback with back-to-back home runs in the bottom. they were able to hang on and win, 13-11. the giants talking about putting second baseman joe panik on a seven-day concussion disabled list, scratched from the lineup last night with the late symptoms from when he was hit by the beach on june 18 -- pitch on june 18. he passed initial test, and the giants are short on infielders with matt duffy and kevin tomlinson already on the dl. the 91 pacific time -- 9:01 am pacific time, making a big push to sign the warriors harrison barnes, and he is a restricted free agent. that means the workers have a right to match any offer that he signs, and harrison barnes had a disappointing playoff, but says he would like to stay with the warriors, but if they sign kevin durant it is unlikely he will be back. meeting with the thunder tomorrow, the free agency will be with the warriors friday morning followed by the spurs on saturday, and the heat on sunday. coming up, something for everyone and a documentary exploring baseball's fastest pitch. a comedy, and we will tell you about the newest releases available right now in your house. does your mouth often feel dry? multiple medications, a dry mouth can be a side effect of many medications. but it can also lead to tooth decay and bad breath. that's why there's biotene, available as an oral rinse, toothpaste, spray or gel. biotene can provide soothing relief and it helps keep your mouth healthy too. remember, while your medication is doing you good, a dry mouth isn't. biotene, for people who suffer from a dry mouth. as we get ready the deer for the holiday weekend there are a lot of movies you can watch at home.>> something for everyone in this release.>> network means reporters in afghanistan.>> reporter: leading the list of new releases, "foxtrot." the film is based on a reporter experience covering the war in afghanistan. the martial arts continues with the adventures and kung fu with "kung fu panda three." they are lending their star voices to this animated sequel. and starring in the military drama, "i am the sky." it is about a top-secret drone mission to kill terrorist that escalates when the nine-year- old girl enters the kill zone. the precious cargo featuring bruce willis as a crime boss that turns on a pair of these that he hired. james franco directed and stars in "the sound and the fury" a story about a southern family in the early part of the 20th century. the academy award winner kevin costner, exploring baseball and the fastest pitch with the help of the players and scientists. in hollywood, fox news. the world's largest uncut diamond is said to be sold at auction today in london. it is a tennis ball sized diamond. it is just over 1100 carats.>> my wife does not like to play tennis so that is not for her.'s back it is believed to be about 2.5 billion years old and found last november in the african nation and expected to fetch at least $72 million or 52 british frowns. it will be a bargain, and it might be selling for a bit less, and keep in mind that the town is lost 10% of its volume. and the dow jones is up at the closing bell, nasdaq up 85, s&p up 33 points. trying to get back what they lost ride a and monday and we are halfway there. thank you for joining us and we will see you on 4 july. dr. oz: your favorite daytime stars you have never seen before. tamar braxton. tamar: i thought i had a cold. dr. oz: the condition that almost killed her. soap star maurice benard. his brutal battle with bipolar disorder. >> i don't like to be that person. i just want to get fixed. dr. oz: inside the 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