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parliment -- >> right now it's 8:00 on saturday morning. we go to paul chambers in the newsroom. >> the government is back in control, some are still fighting. >> as the sunrises over turkey the latest video shows soldiers involved in the attempted coup surroundings. the president asking for citizen of turkey to show support for their elected officials. >> hundreds flooded the streets of ankara showing support for the elected officials. people took cover from gunfire for hours overnight. there were explosions, air battles and gunfire, soldiers walked the street. some places troops blocked bridges. social media was shut down. later the soldiers excited treason. the coup would be crushed. >> the people will receive punishment by the answer we give them. they will pay a very heavy price. >> that was the turkish president. this is a fluid situation, the numbers may change. at least 60 people are dead, mostly civilians. some are still fighting, the turkish prime minister is calling for all elected officials to attend a meeting. president obama called for supporting turkey's elected government. he and john kerry spoke by phone. the white house has called on all parties in turkey to show restraint and avoid violence. the state department will work to assure is safety of americans in turkey. >> flights are being avoided canceled. >> turkish air is relocket ant to cancel flights. the dilemma was to stay or go. >> hopefully everything will be all right in my country. >> she returns after a month visiting her son. she's returning to a country changing by the minute. >> it's not surprising, because we used to have military coups every 10 years. >> this coup she calls crazy. >> people who have roots in military, they have roots in the judicial power. >> headed home, she didn't hesitate taking the direct flight to istanbul. other passengers were having doubts. >> i don't know why they don't cancel it. >> this line was for those wanting refunds or to rebook. many frustrated they were willing to wing it. >> it is dangerous. would you like to fly tonight? i don't know why they don't cancel it. >> as the situation worsened, word came the airline would refund tickets but would depart. many travelers worried about making connecting flights. >> we'll be stuck in the air port. i don't know. it's not a place to be stuck with kids. you don't have time frames. >> every day above ground is a good day. we'll decide if we go through istanbul and be part of history or be rerouted. >> for some people a travel story, for turkish passengers it's more. he gets home to ankara twice a year. >> this is not the way to change a government, we have regular elections. >> he believes the way to oust a president is with ballots. >> i didn't vote for him in the last election. this doesn't mean you over though a government are you the the military. the airport is snarled withstanded jets -- with stranded jets. normal operations could resume. >> any idea where they might land if they can't land in istanbul. they are diverting. british air has diverted flights. turkish air is the only one steadfast. they were willing to take the chance they may be able to land. if not there's other airports they can go to. let's hope they get there safely. stay with us for the latest on turkey. we'll keep you up-to-date on air and online. to attack in france, three days of national mourning. crowds lit candles and said prayers where a truck driver killed 84 people and injured 200 others. the truck used in the rampage was towed away today. this picture was shared by a bay area family. >> nice for vacation. 10 of the victims were children and two were americans. >> there is a direct connection, one u.c. berkeley student who is still missing. they are assisting with efforts to locate him. >> candles, children's stuffed toys and a mound of flowers are growing if the place where the people were mowed down. the horror, raw and wrenching for those in need who saw the deadly path. it was zigzagging to run over as many as possible. i saw babies cry said this mother who ran with her toddler. among the dead an american father and his 11-year-old son from texas on a family vacation. president obama pledged support for france and the copeland family. >> they are grieving and need the love and support of our american family as they grapple with the loss. >> a terrifying attack but no evidence to ties to an american network. . >> the driver had lost his job and was in the middle of the a divorce. he was not on any watch list. the french president mobilized 10,000 troops and reservist to secure the border. >> we have an enemy that will continue to attack all people and all countries that hold freedom as a value. >> in san francisco there were thanks for an outpouring of support. >> in a time when we we a are devastated, all the notes and messages are very moving for us. >> that support is expected to continue into the weekend, tomorrow the bay area french community will hold a memorial for the victims of the nice attack. it will start at 3:00 p.m. in front of the city hall. there's a lot of people who want to show their support for those affected. the u.c. berkley student missing is from san diego. nick leslie was with other students when the truck drove into the truck. there others are cal were wounded. they were all in france for a summer internship program. nick leslie was last seen on the seaside prommed in during the celebration. his friends say leslie has not contacted anyone. >> he was not responding. i sent him a snap chat. >> leslie's last snap chat was the night of the attack. >> he was florida beach restaurant, five minutes from where the attacks took place. >> several students attended the celebration. three were injured. we have two students with broken legs and one with a broken foot. >> friends saw leslie run. >> they don't think he was a victim, they all scattered when the event happened and they were running away from the truck. he ran way ahead of them. >> but he's not reached out to family or friends. >> working with local officials and students to locate that student. >> the internship program is suspended during the national days of mourning. three uninjured students have opted to leave the program. >> we're putting the full effort to get him back. it's surreal it's happening. >> the missing student's uncle is in nice going from hospital to the hospital looking for his nephew. one friend said that leslie was not hit by the truck and seen walking toward town afterward. >> they say they saw him. the truck passed him and he ran on the other side. maybe he's all right. i don't know, maybe the confusion i don't know. >> the uncle said an fbi task force is heading to nice time to look for nick leslie. some of society's most vulnerable victim iced. ma ready -- ma chety jack. >> the weather pattern, tracking more low clouds and fog. the coolest day of the weekend if we have major warm ups i'm a protest against police killings turned confrontational in san francisco, the clash that has led to arrests. . police in san francisco are breaking up a crowd of protesters. the situation briefly turned violent. the crowd was participating in a friday of solidarity protest organized by a-- anonymous. the video showed several protesters swinging sticks and the police made several arrests. demonstrators marched through oakland. twice they were blocked by police. amber lee is in oakland. how big is the crowd and where are they now? >> as far as we know there's a small crowd of protesters on the move. there's 30 people, that's our understanding and they made a number of stops including at the police headquarters. >> the group of around 100, mostly young people marched around city hall and up broadway. at times blocking intersections for a short while. they made their way to a freeway ramp as they protested police killings. >> we don't have the proper people protecting us. we have to protect ourselves. >> the pro testers called out the names of people killed by police. some businesses were prepared for the protest. boarding up the windows and doors. one man saw the protest and decided to join it. >> i'm a black male, i have a black son. i have been brutalized by the police. >> around 6:30 the demonstrators marched to 980 and walked on to it. but turned around. some didn't want to get arrested. as the protesters got off the ramp the chp and oakland police arrived. there was a standoff for a short while until protesters left the area and continued their march. >> why are you on the ramp. what are people doing to you. why are you after them. you are endangering people. >> tony schmidt is a native of oakland, he expects many protesters that cause problems are not from oakland. protesters who vandalize businesses or disrupt traffic are hurting innocent people. others say calling atension to injustices is the way to bring about change. >> it's important to stand up for your right. this means something to you. >> from what we could see the protest has been peaceful. we've seen a strong police presence out about tonight. >> the louisiana man who was shot and killed by two police officer last week was laid to rest today. mourners supported his family. alton sterling was selling cd on july 5. police got a call of a man threatening another man with a gun. sterling was on the ground with two officers on top. him -- top of him when he was shot. >> he showed me a lot of love, he looked out for me, he was friendly and welcoming. he was the meaning of southern hoss ty pat. >> -- hospitality. >> jesse jackson and al sharpton spoke at the service. [bagpipes playing] >> in dallas a funeral service for michael krol, he's one of the five officers ambushed last week. the gunman was seeking revenge for the shooting deaths of black men by police. a group of men want took recall ed lee rahl aid today at -- rallied at city hall. a vocal group demanded the mayor be removed from office. he should have fired officer seven -- shear. a group came out to support mayor lee saying he can't be blamed since it's been decades in the making. >> he ignored the hunger strikers, the protests, the demands, people showing up at the meetings and stood behind the corrupt chief of police. >> this is faceless. mayor ed lee is one of the best mayors in the history of snap. >> , san francisco. >> it will take 40,000 signatures and the group has 160 days to do it. in weather a bit cooler across the bay area. temperature inland, there's hot numbers, the mid-90's. san francisco maxing out 65, the coast never warmed up. here's the latest on on the map, you can see the fog regrouping, it's been a factor near the shoreline, we have the steady onshore winds. 10 to 20 miles an hour. that will transport the fogg into -- fog into the bay. 50s and 60s for mountain view and san jose. livermore 68 degrees with mostly clear skies. here's the live camera, looking at the man you can see the low clouds pushing into the region. fog to increase for tonight over the next few hours. in san francisco, low clouds, temperature in the mid-50s. by 12:00 patchy fog. the main headline we're cooling off across most of the bay area. so here we go with the fog pattern tomorrow morning. warmest locations in the upper 80s and the coolest locations near 60 degrees. we'll look at the forecast highs in your neighborhood, we'll talk more about the sunday forecast. the g.o.p ticket is set, why donald trump's pick of mike pence marked a first. how hillary clinton characterized the choice. giants and a's back in action. how the bay area teams started the second half of the season. a sinkhole opens up on a major south bay thoroughfare. the repairs that may last all weekend. . it could take longer than expected to repair a sinkhole in sunnyvale. city officials hoped to have the hole patched up by this evening, after more investigation repair crews say there's more work to be done than they thought. three north bound lanes were closed this afternoon. for now cars are only allowed to pass on the far right lane. repair work could last through the weekend. police believe they know how a 7-year-old boy was pinned between a vehicle and a pole this afternoon. it was on rural court around 1:30. a neighbor found the boy pinned between a van and a support pole. the child was rushed to the hospital where he died. investigators determined the vehicle was unoccupied when it started moving. how it started moving is being investigated. a 19-year-old man is behind bars in san francisco accused in a deadly hit and run in golden gate park. on june 2241-year-old bike -- 22, 41-year-old bike rider was hit and killed. today officers arrested nikki garcia of san francisco, he's charged with murder and vehicular manslaughter with gross neglect. the transit agency will begin equipping the bus fleet with air-conditioners. the move has come under fire because the city is often foggy and cool in the summer. officials say the change will be good for passengers and bus drivers year round. the fremont line is can closed for the weekend for repairs. train service stopped at 9:00 and won't start until 4:00 a.m. monday. a bus bridge is set up. on wall street stocks were flat. the dow managed a 10 point gain to close at a new high. the nasdaq fell four. the s&p were down two. here in the east bay warehouse a new art project that's a throw back to another era is built for burning man. we'll take you behind the scenes. >> a vandal is targeting bay area homeless camps. he's known asthma schett -- asp machete jack. ♪ ♪ . it was a first in u.s. politics a vice presidential running-mate announced on twitter. >> it's official, donald trump revealing mike pence as the running mate a mate. the formal announcement postponed to saturday. >> we love our country and my family and i couldn't be more honored to have the opportunity to run with and serve with the next president of the united states. >> governor pence ending his reelection bid to run with trump. his selection widely predicted. >> what i think mike pence brings to the table he's measured, experienced, he shores up a conservative base that's important. he's a complimentary to donald trump as far as personality. >> many are praising trump's choice. democrats are quick to criticize it. hillary clinton campaign releasing a statement reading: ading: . >> the white house weighing in. >> the tpp supporting medicaid supporting mike pence. >> no i don't have any comment on it. >> since the election comes days before the republican convention kicks off. following that democrats will be hosted on july 25th. >> ross will be at the g.o.p convention. we'll have his reports throughout the week. the u.s. congress released 28 pages of previously classified information from a report on the september 11th attacks. there's no definitive connection between the saudi government and the attacks it shows the asaudi royal family may have given money to 2 of the hijackers in san diego. it shows support to california mosques with a high degree of radical islamic sentiment. >> 57 year old eric of forest hill is accused of flying a drone above the trail head fire forcing helicopters and planes to group. he was arrested this afternoon and charged with interfering with firefighting operations. the trail head fire burned 5600- acres. police in san diego have arrested the man accused of killing three homeless men and wounding two others. the latest attack happened this morning. the victim is expected to survive. shortly after the attack john dave i'd guererro was arrested. last week police arrested another possible suspect. investigators say he had a prior conviction for setting another homeless man on fire. he was released. now the new suspect is behind bars. in san jose someone has been targeting the homeless. ann rubin tells us it's happened around the city. >> it sounds like something out of a horror movie. someone slashes up tents and bicycle tires. residents of the cams -- camps call him machete jack and they say he's real. >> they say they fell victim to him in late june. the eight man tent they lost was a christmas gift. >> it was shredded. every part of it was gone. >> i was devastated. you come back and you have nothing. >> they're not alone. multiple incidents in three locations. in one case a man's bike tires were sliced. >> it's like a hate crime. these are people that are barely making it, and yet someone rips out the very little they have. >> phillip russell witnessed an attack during a sweep by caltrans workers. >> they didn't see anyone he started hacking. >> caltrans denies wrong-doing and says they did a complete investigation. home less advocates showed a caltrans employee caring a tool on his belt. it does not show destruction of property. that leaves the identity of ma schetty jack -- machete jack a mystery. >> caltrans says their investigation into this is complete and any further action will have to come from chp. chp says no one has filed a formal complaint with them yet. san francisco's health department is monitoring three new cases of zika virus. that brings the total number to 5. each of the five had traveled to a part of the world where zika is circulating. there's no vaccine, but the u.s. health department is working to develop one. it looks like something from another era. the gram phone is being built for the burning man and what it represents. your week is just about here. cooler temperature. right now we're tracking fog as well. the coolest day of the weekend and if we have major warm ups in the 5-day forecast. a new park was closed today weeks after it opened. pg&e, this is jerris, how may i help you today? i help customers with their bills. there's different rates to fit different needs, so listening is a huge part of my job. because customers want to know that you hear them. they have kids, they have families, they have priorities. i definitely understand that. i have three children, i was a stay at home mom, i didn't have money to pay the bills, and so i put myself in their shoes. and i'm going to do all that i can to lower their bills and to help their situation. to choose the rate plan that works best for your family, visit pge.com/rates. together, we're building a better california. . one of the bay area's newest park is shut down. it was supposed to widen the twisting roads to czar gas plateau -- vargas plateau. the roads have not been upgraded. the park district said he will resolve the issue. the party in the nevada desert known asburning man will -- as burning man will take place next month. >> inside a warehouse in west oakland, an art work made of steel and wood is under construction. this is one of many pieces that will be the victim trolla. a gram phone that will be displayed. >> a lot of people think that burning man is about electronic music. there's an audience that loves all kind of music. this is about jazz, blues, bluegrass. >> entertaining those with a vary taste in music. >> when finished it will be 30 stories high and weigh 6,000 pounds. unlike the art work, it will not be burned, it will be used for future events. because of the large side, an engineer designed it where it made of pieces boltd together. it easy to construct and deconstruct. it is 24 smaller sections that can be lifted by hand. >> recorded vintage music will be played. >> we don't have a 40-foot record to play on it. we have a collection of recordings of vintage tunes from 8090 to 1930. musicians will perform music live from that era on the stage from which the grama phone will be displayed the art is the draw. i wouldn't go to a dance party in the desert for a week or two weeks every year. >> it isbility by -- built by volunteers and the creators raised $75,000 of the 90,000 needed to fund the problem. >> all the pieces will be moved out of the warehouse in the middle of the next month and they will spend a week in the desert putting it all together. just in time for burning man on august 28th. >> you haven't been. >> i've never been. i don't quite get it. maybe in another life. >> bay area family says it has unwelcome guests. why animal control won't help get rid of the coyotes. >> mark is tracking the weekend forecast. he will show us how the fog could affect the plans. plans. . an east bay family has unwanted guests. a family of coyotes has made a home. the family has tried everything to get them to leave but nothing has worked. >> the other neighbors have animals, they have kids. it seems it should be a concern for everybody. >> i only hurt them but i think think should be taken off the property. >> it called animal control but they referred them to california fish and wildlife who says they don't respond. >> three orphan bear cubs are in the custody of lake tahoe. the mother bear was hit by a car, the five month old cubs weigh less than 10 pounds each. they will reintroduce if cubs to the wild next year. in weather the weather pattern we're cool willing off. we'll look at the highs from yesterday giving the comparison. 100 degrees out toward continue cord. most areas cooled off. we'll continue with this trend as we head into saturday. right now here's the fog bank, welcome in closer, there's the cloud bank to our north. closer to the santa cruz county coastline. this cloud cover will push into the bay. we have the onshore winds. current wind speeds, fairfield is the cooling direction, that's a gust to 32 miles an hour. 7 to 9 to 10 miles an hour. half monbay winds around 10 miles an hour. here's a live camera. you get the 80 of low clouds trying to cover the tower here. low clouds pushing into the bay, you can guess the clouds will be here first thing tomorrow morning. a deeper marine layer up above 2000 feet. as a result, not much in the way of 90s tomorrow. warmest locations in the upper 80s. this area of low pressure has been in charge of the low pressure. with that 80s inland, more cooling being reinforced by this guy. this could pro deuce drizzle. especially by sunday morning. the the -- temperature will be trending down. generating fog tomorrow morning, coast side and around the bay. partly cloudy skies inland. more sunshine toward nap par -- napa. santa rosa 82. pacifica 61. san jose 79. here's a look ahead the five- day forecast. temperature cooling off sunday monday. we'll warm up by tuesday and wednesday of next week. that's just the next five days. a week from tomorrow we could talk about a major warm up. temperature near triple-digit. >> i'm not a fan of 100 degrees. sports is next. it's been 60 years in the making. the disneyland resort diamond celebration. don't miss your chance to see it all dazzle. come celebrate new beginnings like hyperspace mountain... and premiering this summer, frozen, a musical spectacular... plus an all new soarin'. so come to the place where summer dazzles. . mark is here with giants and a's back in action. >> nothing against you guys, where's julie or heather. >> it's the guy's show. too many guys out here. talking about baseball. a shabby way to start the second half. you have the a's fresh off a one-hit shutout before the all- star game. rest against the padres. you didn't see this coming. the padres win and put mustard on it. trailing 1-0. gillespie a single. gets crawford home. he should have been a all-star. here's bumgarner taken deep by adam rosales. just fair. he sprints around. 3-1. again, he's taken deep. by will myers. way gone. he's the way the 9th inning goes. a pop-up ended with a great catch, the umpire says yes and asks to inspect the ball. it's got the mustard on it or whatever that stuff is. everybody gets a kick out of it. the dodgers five after-game lead and the padres are happy. even giant fans smiling. bruce bochy was not. a rough night for the a's when they see toronto coming to town showing off josh donaldson. the biggest part of the worst trade in a's history. only one hit for donaldson, last year's mvp. got an rbi single. jays are coasting, up 7-3 in the 4th inning. the a's chip away. in the 5th this is one of the best trade acquisitions the a's made. chris davis two-run homer. within 7-6. backing that up is the all-star catcher, one of them in the american league, shot to center, leaves the yard. we have 7-7 in the 5th inning. three for four. this base hit up the spine of the diamond, has reddick heading for the plate. he's out. however, in this day and age, we must review. and it is said, say the cameras he's safe. game-winning run. 8-7 the a's take it. the good weather has left but lefty is on top of the leaderboard. he shot a 63 in one round, figured he would have a better breathing room. not the case. the umbrellas was out. windy, rainy but playable and there was weirdness. check out paul howard. if he tried to do this he wouldn't be able to. out of the bunker like a trick shot. it comes back at you. i mean, if he tried that a million times he wouldn't be able to do that. wound up with bogey. stenson creeps up on lefty. birdie at 13. he's one back of phil. here he is at the par-3 8th and he has himself an ace, right? hole-in-one as the ball drifts back. but no. not quite. that's how close he was to perfection. again at 17, pretty good, a bunker beauty, and that will set up par for him. two skype on the day, and -- 269 on the day. he has a 1-stroke lead. 49ers hasn't started, on paper they are a team with a shortage of talented guys. can't afford to lose any of them who can play and they just did. lynch the best pass rusher suspended for the first 4 games. substance abecause violation -- abuse violation. as one scout was quoted he's a classic under achiever. he came into his hone in the last year or so. lynch is the linebacker with problems and vaughn miller is the linebacker with a lot of money. one is a super bowl winner the other on a team that could be picking first. vaughn miller signing the largest contract for a nonquarterback in history. $114million. 70million guaranteed. you knew it was coming, they do it in soccer, auto racing, advertising on uniforms. welcome to nba, 2017-18. this is what it may look like. ktvu on steph curry's jersey. it's going between 15 and $20 million for a season. so the warriors with the highest priced team. that wouldn't look bad. >> for that kind of money it should be bigger. >> maybe frank's facebook address on there. >> that's it for us. see you later. ex dunphy. [ applause ] where are my mom and dad? [ as ring announcer ] and in this corner, finishing first in her class, delivering the commencement address, weighing in at -- what do you weigh, honey? dad! a healthy amount for a girl her age. [ normal voice ] are you getting all this, buddy? pure gold. [ as ring announcer ] she's the main brain, the cerebellum of the ball, alex dunphy! oh, keep rolling. the news will want this footage when i eventually snap. i thought sanjay patel was first in the class. he was until he missed a few weeks and the robot he was building attacked him. [ normal voice ] it's happening, people. our hubris will be our undoing. sweetie, what do you say you and i go and get our nails done, huh? it's okay. i want to work on my speech. i remember the speech that won me treasurer of my high-school spanish club. "mi nombre es felipe.

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