the name of the prominent man who died in a plane crash in the north bay. hear about his very famous family and where he taught students. (tiffany) and breaking news...two police officers are killed overnight in a terrorst attack in jerusalem. we have the details just coming into the newsroom. (darya) and... a man is behind bars accused of molesting a child in the east bay. hear where police say the assault happened. (darya) good morning i'm darya folsom..(mark) and i'm mark danon. lets start the morning with a check of weather and traffic... (anny hong): a warming trend is expected to begin today as high pressure builds into

california from the desert southwest. very warm to hot conditions are expected to return to inland areas over the weekend. some cooling then appears in store for the first part of next week. no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from

the maze to sf. ( darya ) our top story this morning... a family outing turns tragic after a deadly plane crash in sonoma county.( mark ) the man killed was a professor at the university of san francisco. kron 4's lydia pantazes is live at the university this morning with the latest. lydia. ( lydia )we know that william goldman was an assistant professor in international studies department of the college of arts and sciences. (vo)this is video of the crash scene.goldman was the pilot of the plane that crashed yesterday afternoon shortly after taking off in sonoma county.38-year old goldman was

killed and his two children and nanny are in the hospital. we also know that goldman is the grandson of the renowned philanthropists richard and rhoda goldman. in a statement, the president of usf said goldman "was an accomplished scholar, a beloved and generous teacher, and a valued member of our community. he will be greatly missed by his colleagues, students, and the countless alumni who were inspired by him in and out of the classroom."we spoke with a man who witnessed the crash. the faa is investigating the cause of the crash.reporting live in san francisco lydia pantazes kron4 news. ( mark ) thanks lydia. check back with you through out the morning. ( mark ) breaking news from overnight. two police officers are dead after

a terrorist attack in jerusalem.( darya ) tiffany mcelroy is at the breaking news desk with the latest. tiffany. (tiffany) the two people killed were israeli police officers who were attacked near a major jerusalem shrine. and israel's police chief says the attackers were palestinian. this morning we have new video of the attack. you can see what happens when police arrive and start shooting at the attackers. we have stopped the video before one person is shot and killed. this happened in jerusalem's old city near the lion's gate. that's next to an area israelis call the temple mount and palestinians call the noble sanctuary. the compound is the holiest site in judaism and the third- holiest in islam. and a family member says israeli police have detained the top muslim cleric in jerusalem following this morning's attack. israeli police say these are the weapons that were used to carry out the attack this morning. the site has been a flashpoint for violence in the past, with friction there sparking major

rounds of israeli-palestinian violence. i will continue to follow the latest out of jerusalem and have updates through out the morning. back to you in the studio. . (mark) happening now... president trump is on his way back to the u-s after his visit to paris. earlier this morning, the president and first lady enjoyed the bastille day parade in paris with the french president. this is video of the two world leaders and their spouses at the parade. bastille day celebrates the french independence. the two men sat together and enjoyed the parade. this comes a day after president trump held a joint news conference with the french president. that's when president trump was asked about his son's meeting with a russian lawyer during the presidential campaign. (mark) the president also complimented the city of paris and said this would not be his last visit to the city while in office. (mark) and today marks one

year since the bastille day truck attack in france. 84-people were killed ad hundreds more hurt when a man used a 20-ton truck to plow down hundreds of people celebrating the holiday in nice. the driver was shot and killed by police after driving down the crowded promenade for almost a mile. isis claimed responsibility. a 20-year- old u-c berkeley student was killed in that attack. ( darya ) a man is behind bars accused of molesting a child at a laundromat in the east bay. 60-year-old jose chavez was arrested in concord. police say he was caught on camera assaulting the little girl at the "coin laundry" on monument boulevard. the girl was there doing laundry with her grandmother. she didn't tell her what happened until after they left, and the grandmother then called police.

as close to the little girl as he could." >( darya ) an officer spotted chavez at a nearby shopping center and arrested him. he's being held on a one dollars bond. (mark) today the murder trial begins for the man accused of killing kate steinle in san francisco. 54-year-old juan francisco lopez-sanchez has pleaded not guilty to second degree murder. he was in the country illegally after previously being deported to mexico five times. his attorney says that lopez-sanchez áaccidentially fired a gun he found under a bench on pier 14. steinle was killed as she stood with her dad taking pictures near the bay bridge. president trump has repeatedly used the steinle case as a way to get congress to pass immigration reform. (mark) the man accused of a mass killing at an oakland university will be sentenced today. 48-year-old one goh killed seven people at oikos university in 2012. prosecutors say he dropped out of oikos several months before the shooting and wanted his tuition refunded. he pleaded "no contest" back in may. goh's plea deal calls for him to spend the rest of his life in prison

without the possibility of parole. his sentencing is at 9:30 this morning in oakland. (darya) breaking overnight... a big win for opponents of president trump's new travel ban. a u-s district court judge in hawaii issued a ruling overnight that expands the list of relatives now allowed in the u-s from six muslim majority countries. the ruling now allows grandchildren... brothers and sisters-in-law... aunts... uncles... nieces... nephews and cousins of legal u-s citizens to enter the u-s. the supreme court had originally ruled that the administration could employ the travel ban against foreigners from six predominately muslim countries. the court ruled that only people with a 'bona fide' relationship to a person in the u-s could enter the country. the trump administration can now appeal the decision to the 9th circuit court of appeals in san francisco if it wants to try to get the order lifted. ( darya ) in the south bay... investigators say a 60-year-old woman who was shot

in her home by her roommate has died. the shooting happened yesterday morning at a home in saratoga. deputies say the suspect called 9-1-1...saying he shot his roommate. when deputies arrived, they arrested the man. police have not yet released the names of the shooter or the victim. the shooting remains under (mark) in the east bay... a woman accused of killing her parents has been charged with murder. prosecutors filed the charges against 50-year-old menique lashon. police say lashon stabbed her 73-year-old father and 67-year-old mother in a home in pittsburg last friday. investigators say she tried to stage her parents death but confessed to their killings a day later. she is being held at the contra costa county jail without bail. ( mark ) this morning investigators are trying to figure out if car parts found on montara state beach are connected to a missing man. crews have been searching for 22-year-old richard moss who was last seen in may. police say moss left his home in tiburon in the early morning hours to go to work

but he never showed up. the car parts were discovered yesterday. moss' family is trying to raise money to offer a reward for information about his whereabouts. (darya) take a look at this... that's a lamborgini on fire at a gas station in redwood city. a kron 4 viewer sent us this video. it happened around 8-30 last night. you can see how intense the fire was. we are told the driver got out of the car then a fire started under the car. the driver was not injured. ( darya ) in the east bay... richmond becomes the latest city to establish a safe exchange zone for people buying and selling things

online. this comes after nine people were recently robbed in richmond while making exchanges. richmond police have designated part of the police station parking lot as a community exchange zone. police say the area has surveillance cameras and can be seen from the front door of the station. danville and fremont have set up similar exchange zones. (mark) today is the 4th and final day of a beach closure in santa cruz after a kayaker was attacked by a shark. but the closure has not kept surfers out of the water. the city of santa cruz has even threatened to issue 200 dollar fines for anyone caught in the water. some surfers say there is nothing that will keep them out and that sharks being in the water is normal. (mark) signs have been posted across the beach warning people of shark sightings. so far no fines have been issued to any surfers. (mark) still ahead on the

kron four morning news... a slimy mess on a freeway in oregon. we'll explain what caused this scene. a tourist ignores several warning signs... and dies from a jet blast we'll tell you how it happened. plus... a 7-11 clerk is brutally stabbed in the south bay. and the attacker is still on the loose. details on who police are looking for. and here's a live look outside... bay bridge

. (darya) in the weather center with anny tracking your weekend forecast... (anny)

(anny hong): a warming trend is expected to begin today as high pressure builds into california from the desert southwest. very warm to hot conditions are expected to return to inland areas over the weekend. some cooling then appears in store for the first part of next week.

no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. san mateo bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101.

(mark) san jose police are looking for the people who brutally attacked a 7-11 clerk. police say this is one of the attackers. the assault and robbery happened in february at the 7-11 on white road. police just now releasing the surveillance image. the clerk ran outside to chase down one of the thieves and that's when the clerk was beaten and then stabbed. then the attackers ran back into the store and grabbed other items before taking off. the clerk suffered major injuries but has recovered. ( mark ) an air-b-n-b host who canceled a reservation over a woman's race is fined five-thousand dollars. the state's department of fair employment and housing said yesterday that the host agreed to apologize. a woman reserved a home in big bear

back in february. the host canceled the reservation as she was driving to the home. when asked why the host canceled, here is how they responded... the host must also attend a must also the host must also attend a college course in asian american studies. that host is now banned from air-b-n-b. ( darya ) new this morning... mills college in oakland is laying off tenured professors rather than allowing men into the all- women's college. the college's president says instead of admitting male undergraduates to boost admission and raise money, the school trustees voted to fire five tenured professors. the college says it does not anticipate any future firings. it is one of 36 women's colleges remaining in the country. (darya) san leandro

police arrested two 13-year-old boys in connection with a series of school burglaries. one of the burglaries happened at washington elementary school. four other schools were also hit. police say i- pads and macbook laptops were taken in all of the cases. a fingerprint at one of the crime scenes led detectives to a 13 year old boy who used to attended washington elementary. then a second 13-year- old was arrested. police say there may be more thieves and several stolen items are still outstanding. (mark) millions of people who rely on social security are projected to receive their biggest payment increase in years this january. the average recipient is expected to receive about 28-dollars more a month. officials warned that unless congress acts, the trust funds that support social security are estimated to run dry in 20-34. medicare's trust fund for inpatient care is projected to be depleted in 2029. if congress allows either fund to be depleted, millions of americans living on fixed incomes would face steep cuts in benefits. ( darya ) a woman who has

the same address as a massage spa says she is constantly harassed by potential customers. the woman began getting mysterious visitors ever since she moved into the home in new jersey two years ago. after doing some research online, she discovered that her home has the same address of a message spa a little more than two miles away. police say that spa has a history of prostitution arrests. the woman says that the men who come to her door seem very eager to start their appointments, and one even became aggressive. ( darya ) the woman says she hopes

a new law cracking down on massage businesses will stop the men from showing up at her home. (mark) a tourist from new zealand is killed from the jet blast of a plane taking off of the island of st. maarten in the caribbean. this is video showing how close planes get to the ground during take off and landing at princess juliana international airport. tourists often gather to watch the planes. police say the 57-year-old woman was was knocked into a wall as she tried to cling to a fence to feel the blast there are warning signs not to stand in the path of the jet blast, but many people ignore them. several people have been injured from jet blasts in the past. (mark) take a look at this slimy mess on an oregon freeway. a truck hauling over 75-hundred pounds of live hagfish overturns. hagfish are also known as "slime eels". the flatbed from the truck detached and

flew across the highway... causing a chain reaction crash. you can see the damaged cars covered in the gooey mess. the fire department had to use a bulldozer to clear the eels from from the highway. the slime eels were going to be shipped to korea where they are considered a delicacy. (darya) still ahead on the kron four morning news... get ready to pay more to travel. we'll tell you which airlines are increasing their fares. and after the break... a major automaker says millions of their cars could catch fire. find out if you're driving one of the affected models.

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wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf.drive times are normal for a friday morning (mark) honda is recalling millions of its accords because the could catch on fire. (darya) the car maker says a battery sensor can short out and possibly start a fire. honda accords made from 2013 to 2016 are impacted by the recall.

(mark) four engine fires have been reported, but no one has been injured. all the fires happened in states where salt is used to clear the roads. honda says salt getting into the engine can cause an electrical short. (darya) for more information about the recall..you can visit our website at com. (mark) a couple of the nations top airlines are making it more expensive for you to travel. (darya) both delta and american airlines say expect their fares to climb in the coming months. delta passengers will see fares up to four point five percent higher in this quarter.(mark) u-s airlines have struggled to raise fares in recent years due to low fuel costs, additional flights and greater competition. but delta says fuel and labor costs are rising again and that, along with the strong demand for air travel, justifies raising fares. ( tiffany ) and a man confesses to

murdering four men and then burying their bodies in a mass grave. we'll tell you why he said he did it.

(darya)(mark) welcome back to the kron four morning news... lets start the half hour with a check of

weather and traffic... (anny hong): a warming trend is expected to begin today as high pressure builds into california from the desert southwest. very warm to hot conditions are expected to return to inland areas over the weekend. some cooling then appears in store for the first part of next week.

no major hot spots. richmond bridge drive less than 20 min from the toll to 101bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. . golden gat bridge drive time less than 30 min from 37 to the toll plaza. ( mark ) we have breaking news out of washington where there has been another twist in the meeting the president's son had with a russian lawyer. a russian lobbyist says he also attended the june 2016 meeting with donald trump junior. the meeting was a russian government effort to

hand over compromising material on hillary clinton. the man's disclosure marks another shift in the account of the meeting. donald trump jr. did not disclose the man's presence in statements and emails he released on the meeting earlier this week. there are also reports that the lobbyist is a former soviet spy who many in the u-s intelligence community believe is still connected to russian intelligence. this story is breaking and we will continue to follow any new developments throight the morning. (darya) the man accused of murdering four men in pennsylvania and buring their bodies in a mass grave has confessed to the crimes. and there are some reports out this morning that a second person is now in custody.(mark) tiffany mcelroy is here with a closer look at who is behind bars this morning. tiffany? ( tiffany @ flash ) a person close to the case says 20-year-old cosmo dinardo killed the men because he felt cheated or threatened during a drug deal. two of the men were 19-years-old and the other two were 21 and 22- years-old. police arrested dinardo on wednesday after he tried sell a car that belonged to one of the missing men.

dinardo confessed to killing the men and told investigators where their bodies were. ( tiffany @ flash ) the men's bodies have been found on dinardo family's farm about an hour outside of philadelphia. ( darya ) bart's new police chief is addressing complaints about the department's transparency on crime happening on trains and at stations. chief carlos rojas has been on the job about a month and a half. he has put an end to emailing crime logs out to the public and media. instead the agency makes that information available on a website. but some people say that the webiste does not give enough of a description of crimes commited. rojas says he is doing his best to be transparent. he says he is also in the process of hiring more officers to curb crime which he says is

trending up. some bart board members also want to know why more surveillance video is not being released to the public. they say that the video can be released without compromising the identities of minors who may be suspects or even victims. ( darya ) chief rojas says his department has about 40 vacancies to fill. ( mark ) this morning firefighters continue to make progress on several wildfires burning across the state. the wall fire burning in butte county near oroville is now 85- percent contained. 41 homes have been destroyed . another 60 other buildings have been either destroyed or damaged. the wildfire has burned more than 6-thousand

acres and all evacuations have been lifted. ( mark ) and the largest fire burning in california is also 85-percent contained this morning. the alamo fire began more than a week ago in san luis obispo county. that fire has burned nearly 29- thousand acres. it has destroyed 2 buildings. some people in the area are being told to still be ready to evacuate. ( darya ) happening today... a popular south bay deli is closing its doors after nearly 70 years in business.( mark ) the owners say they cannot afford to get the building up to code and have to shut down. will tran is live at the time deli in san jose this morning with the details. will. ( will )time has been open nearly 70 years and is a san jose institution. they are being sued over ada complaints and cannot afford to get up to code. the city has no wiggle room to allow them to comply. business has been crazy since

the announcement. they close their doors for the final time saturday. tomorrow a loyal customer who he says is an assistant da for scc will be stopping by while we are on air to toast donald bergh the owner. donald bergh/time deli owner: we couldn't afford to meet all the americans with disabilities requirements. it would have cost hundreds of thousands of dollars and the upgrades could endless. we have never had such long lines before. customers are stopping by and saying hello and goodbye. i have four employees. but there could be some hope as i wan to have a catering business and food truck so our food hopefully won't be going away. we have been at this location since 1950."

(mark) thanks will. we will check back with you through out the morning.

(darya) coming up on the kron four morning news... madbum is back, can he save the giants season? stranger things have happened, i mean look at what tebow just did. and the raiders are not hiring, i repeat, the raiders are not hiring. and beyone's babies break the

internet. the world according to gary is in a few minutes. and after the break... we'll tell you why finance experts say parents should start back to school shopping right now. (man vo) dad forgot how to brush his teeth. (woman vo) my husband didn't recognize our grandson. (woman 2 vo) that's when moderate alzheimer's made me a caregiver. (avo) if their alzheimer's is getting worse, ask about once-a-day namzaric. namzaric is approved for moderate to severe alzheimer's disease

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(mark) financial experts are warning parents to start saving money for back to school supplies.(darya) this comes as retailers are already rolling out their back to school sales. this year parents are expected to spend an average of 687- dollars per kid to get them ready for the new school year. (mark) the national retail federation says back to school spending is expected to reach is second-highest level on record. spending is also expected to increase more than 10-percent from last year. (darya) experts say to take advantage of the deals now rather than waiting until last minute. (anny) tracking your morning forecast... the world according to gary is after the break.

(darya) giants manager bruce bochy is happy to finally have his ace back. during the giants' workout at petco park, bochy officially announced

that bumgarner will rejoin san francisco's rotation saturday against the padres. the left-hander has been out since he suffered bruised ribs and a grade 2 left shoulder strain in a dirt-bike accident in april. "we missed his voice -- and his bp," bochy said. "... it's going to be great to have him back. it was an unfortunate incident he feels terrible about. it's seemed a lot longer than it's been for him, as far as his return. you've got one of your

guys back, his intensity, his presence, all that." bumgarner made three rehab starts, striking out eight over six two-hit innings in his final tuneup. (darya) tim tebow hit the first game-ending home run of his pro baseball career thursday night, lifting the class a st. lucie mets over the daytona tortugas 5-4 in a seven-inning game. the former nfl quarterback went deep with one out against cincinnati reds minor leaguer austin orewiler, hitting a first-pitch fastball over the fence in left field. it's his third home run in 16 florida state league games following a promotion from class a columbia, and his sixth home run in 80 games overall in his first season as a minor leaguer. tebow has hit safely in 11 straight games and is batting .327 with st. lucie. ( darya ) a fake flier drew hundreds of job seekers to a public meeting overseeing the construction of the new raiders stadium in las vegas. take a look at the flier...

the fake flyer specifically targeted black men and women and advertised union and nonunion positions. more than 700 people attended the meeting of the las vegas stadium authority board. police had to be called, as people became upset after learning there were no jobs yet on the nearly two- billion dollar project. the raiders plan to relocate to the 65-thousand seat stadium near the las vegas strip in 20-20. (darya) along with a confirmation that the new atlanta falcons stadium will in fact open before the start of the 2017 regular season, a tweet from espn's darren

rovell this week served to remind many fans of the new stadium's most notable feature. reasonably priced concessions. the cost for most of those items is about what they could be at a convenience store as opposed to a live event. this is a steal compared to prices at levi's. ( darya ) new this morning... beyonce is

releasing the first photos of her newborn twins. this picture was posted on her instagram account last night. it shows beyonce holding her babies. the picture was captioned: "sir carter and rumi one month today.

(darya) one auburn fan showed up at sec media day on thursday with his dog, tiger jake. the dog actually looks like a tiger. the dog's owner says that dying

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kron 4 morning news... a big win for opponents of president trump's travel ban. hear who will now be allowed to enter the country. and we are learning new details about the man killed in a plane crash in sonoma. we'll have live report. plus... we're tracking your weekend weather. anny hong will have the details on how hot it will get in your neighborhood.

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folsom..(mark) and i'm mark danon. lets start the morning with a check of weather and traffic... (anny hong): a warming trend is expected to begin today as high pressure builds into california from the desert southwest. very warm to hot conditions are expected to return to inland areas over the weekend. some cooling then appears in store for the first part of next week.

no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf.

( darya ) our top story this morning... a family outing turns tragic after a deadly plane crash in sonoma county.( mark ) the man killed was a professor at the university of san francisco. kron 4's lydia pantazes is live at the university this morning with lydia. ( lydia )we know that william goldman was an assistant professor in international studies department of the college of arts and sciences. (vo)this is video of the crash scene.goldman was the pilot of the plane that crashed yesterday afternoon shortly after taking off in sonoma county.38-year old goldman was

killed and his two children and nanny are in the hospital. we also know that goldman is the grandson of the renowned philanthropists richard and rhoda goldman. in a statement, the president of usf said goldman "was an accomplished scholar, a beloved and generous teacher, and a valued member of our community. he will be greatly missed by his colleagues, students, and the countless alumni who were inspired by him in and out of the classroom."we spoke with a man who witnessed the crash. the faa is investigating the cause of the crash.reporting live in san francisco lydia pantazes kron4 news. ( mark ) thanks lydia. check back with you the morning. ( mark ) breaking news from overnight. two police officers are dead after a terrorist attack in jerusalem.( darya )

tiffany mcelroy is at the breaking news desk with the latest. tiffany. (tiffany) the attack happened at a major jerusalem shrine. and israel's police chief says the attackers that killed the two israeli police officers, were palestinian. we have new video of the attack. you can see police arrive and start shooting at the attackers. we have stopped the video before one person is shot and killed. the attack happened in jerusalem's old city near the lion's gate. that's next to an area israelis call the temple mount and palestinians call the noble sanctuary. the compound is considered the holiest site in judaism and the third-holiest in islam. and a family member says israeli police have detained the top muslim cleric in jerusalem following this morning;s attack. israeli police say these are the weapons that were used to carry out this morning's attack. the site has been a flashpoint for violence in the past, with friction there sparking major rounds of

israeli-palestinian violence. i will continue to follow the latest out of jerusalem and have updates throughout the morning.in the studio. . (mark) happening now... president trump is on his way back to the u-s after his visit to paris. earlier this morning, the president and first lady enjoyed the bastille day parade in paris with the french president. this is video of the two world leaders and their spouses at the parade. bastille day celebrates the french independence. the two men sat together and enjoyed the parade. this comes a day after president trump held a joint news conference with the french president. that's when president trump was asked about his son's meeting with a russian lawyer during the presidential campaign. (mark) the president also complimented the city of paris and said this would not be his last visit to the city while in office. ( darya ) a man is behind bars

accused of molesting a child at a laundromat in the east bay. 60-year-old jose chavez was arrested in concord. police say he was caught on camera assaulting the little girl at the "coin laundry" on monument boulevard. the girl was there doing laundry with her grandmother. she didn't tell her what happened until after they left, and the grandmother then called police. an officer spotted chavez at a nearby shopping center and arrested him. he's being held on a one million (darya) breaking overnight... a big win for opponents of president trump's new travel ban. a u-s district court judge in hawaii issued a ruling overnight that expands the list of relatives now allowed in the u-s from six muslim majority countries. the ruling now allows grandchildren... brothers and sisters-in-law... aunts... uncles... nieces... nephews and cousins of legal u-s citizens to enter the u-s. the supreme court had originally ruled that the administration could employ the travel ban against

foreigners from six predominately muslim countries. the court ruled that only people with a 'bona fide' relationship to a person in the u-s could enter the country. the trump administration can now appeal the decision to the 9th circuit court of appeals in san francisco if it wants to try to get the order lifted. ( darya ) in the south bay... investigators say a 60-year-old woman who was shot in her home by her roommate has died. the shooting happened yesterday morning at a home in saratoga. deputies say the suspect called 9-1-1...saying he shot his roommate. when deputies arrived, they arrested the man. police have not yet released the names of the shooter or the victim. the shooting remains under investigation. (mark) in the east bay... a woman accused of killing her parents has been charged with murder. prosecutors filed the charges against 50-year-old menique lashon. police say lashon stabbed her 73-year-old father and 67-year-old mother in a home in pittsburg last friday. investigators say she tried to stage her parents death but confessed to their

killings a day later. she is being held at the contra costa county jail without bail. ( mark ) this morning investigators are trying to figure out if car parts found on montara state beach are connected to a missing man. crews have been searching for 22-year-old richard moss who was last seen in may. police say moss left his home in tiburon in the early morning hours to go to work but he never showed up. the car parts were discovered yesterday. moss' family is trying to raise money to offer a reward for information about his whereabouts. (darya) take a look at this... that's a lamborgini on fire at a gas station in redwood city. a kron 4 viewer sent us this video. it happened around 8-30 last night. you can see how intense the fire was. we are told the driver got out of the car then a fire started under the car. the driver was not injured. ( mark ) coming up... an air-b-n-b host cancels a woman's reservation hours before her stay. hear the

reason the woman says she was told to stay away. and... the murder trial begins for the man accused of killing kate steinle. what you can expect to see in the case. and after the break... good news if you receive social security benifts. how much more you can expect to see on your next payment.

no major hot spots. minor delays on wb 580 to the toll plaza. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf.

( mark ) millions of people who rely on social security are projected to receive their biggest payment increase in years this january. the average recipient is expected to receive about 28-dollars more a month. officials warned that unless congress acts, the trust funds that support social security are estimated to run dry in 20-34. medicare's trust fund for inpatient care is projected to be depleted in 2029. if congress allows either fund to be depleted, millions of americans living on fixed incomes would face steep cuts in benefits. ( darya ) coming up... a shark warning has a local bay area

beach closed to the public. why some are still braving the waters. (anny hong): (darya) welcome back.

let's get a check of the weather this morning... (anny hong): a warming trend is expected to begin today as high pressure builds into california from the desert southwest. very warm to hot conditions are expected to return to inland areas over the weekend. some cooling then appears in store for the first

part of next week. no major hot spots. san mateo bridge less

then 30 min from 880 to 101.bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. .

(mark) today the murder trial begins for the man accused of killing kate steinle in san francisco. 54-year-old juan francisco lopez-sanchez has pleaded not guilty to second degree murder. he was in the country illegally after previously being deported to mexico five times. his attorney says that lopez-sanchez áaccidentially fired a gun he found under a bench on pier 14. steinle was killed as she stood with her dad taking pictures near the bay bridge. president trump has repeatedly used the steinle case as a way to get congress to pass immigration reform. (mark) the man accused of a mass killing at an oakland university will be sentenced today. 48-year-old one goh killed seven people at oikos university in 2012. prosecutors say he dropped out

of oikos several months before the shooting and wanted his tuition refunded. he pleaded "no contest" back in may. goh's plea deal calls for him to spend the rest of his life in prison without the possibility of parole. his sentencing is at 9:30 this morning in oakland. ( darya ) in the east bay... richmond becomes the latest city to establish a safe exchange zone for people buying and selling things online. this comes after nine people were recently robbed in richmond while making exchanges. richmond police have designated part of the police station parking lot as a community exchange zone. police say the area has surveillance cameras and can be seen from the front door of the station. danville and fremont have set up similar exchange zones. (mark) today is the 4th and final day of a beach closure in santa cruz after a kayaker was attacked by a shark. but the closure has not kept surfers out of the water. the city of santa cruz has even threatened to issue 200 dollar fines for anyone caught in the water. some surfers say there is nothing that will keep them out and that sharks being in

the water is normal. (mark) signs have been posted across the beach warning people of shark sightings. so far no fines have been issued to any ( darya ) an air-b-n-b host who canceled a reservation over a woman's race is fined five-thousand dollars. the state's department of fair employment and housing said yesterday that the host agreed to apologize. a woman reserved a home in big bear back in february. the host canceled the reservation as she was driving to the home. when asked why the host canceled, here is how they responded... the host must also attend

a college course in asian american studies. that host is now banned from air-b-n-b. ( mark ) reaction is pouring in this morning after senate republicans released another version of their health care bill.( darya ) john lorinc has the details. for seven years many republicans have called for repealing and replacing obamacare.have they finally done it?sen. ted cruz/r-texas "it's not the ideal bill i'd like to pass. but, it does represent a bill that reflects the concerns expressed across the conference."one of the bigger changes to the bill comes from senator ted cruz's amendment that gives insurers the right to offer less expensive, bare bones policies. other adjustments include more money for opioid treatment and funding to help states lower premiums for high-cost enrollees.but the bill still faces tough criticism.sen. chuck schumer/d- new york"it's

rearranging deck chairs on the titanic." sen. ron wyden/d-oregon"it is not going to come close to meeting the needs that our colleagues say they're hearing about in their communities."sen. patty murray/d-washington"well, they made their bill even worse, even meaner."despite the constant call to replace obamacare, the new bill holds on to a pair of obamacare's taxes toward the wealthybut it maintains earlier gop proposed cuts to medicaid that could result in 15-million fewer people having coverage by 2026. sen. mitch mcconnell/r-kentucky "as before, it aims to stabilize and reform the collapsing insurance markets that have left too many with no options and it aims to make insurance more affordable." majority leader mitch mcconnell needs 50-votes for this bill to pass. he can only afford to have two g-o-p senators vote "no."president trump has called for republicans to move fast on the bill.and speaker paul ryan said if the senate approves the measure....the house will finish the bill.i'm john lorinc reporting.

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(robin) no major hot spots. richmond bridge drive less than 20 min from the toll to 101 .bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. s 01 ( mark ) billboard magazine has just released a list of the highest paid musicians for 2016 and beyonce comes out on top. take a look at the list. according to the magaizine, beyonce pulled

in 62 million dollars last year from album sales and her formation world tour. ( darya ) guns and roses came in second with 42 million dollars. bruce spingsteen was third. adele came in fifth with 37 million dollars. and country singer kenny chesney rounded out the top ten list with 25 million dollars. ( tiffany @ flash ) coming up... a man confesses to murdering four men and then burying their bodies in a mass grave. we'll tell you why he said he did it. ( will ) a popular bay area deli closing it doors after 80 years in business. i am live with the details.details.with the i am live business.years in

(darya) welcome back to the kron four morning news... lets start the half hour with a check of weather and traffic... no major hot spots. san mateo bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101. .bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf.

here's the latest update from the kron4 weather center. some fog and clouds this morning with temps in the 50s & 60s. it will be slightly warmer this afternoon with highs in the 60s at the coast, 70s & 80s for the bay, and low 90s inland. expect even hotter temperatures this weekend, where a heat advisory has been issued saturday 8am - sunday 9 pm for the east bay hills, inland and the santa cruz mountains. please remember your pets and make sure they are not left in hot cars and have plenty of shade and water. ( mark ) we have breaking news out of washington where

there has been another twist in the meeting the president's son had with a russian lawyer. a russian lobbyist says he also attended the june 2016 meeting with donald trump junior. the meeting was a russian government effort to hand over compromising material on hillary clinton. the man's disclosure marks another shift in the account of the meeting. donald trump jr. did not disclose the man's presence in statements and emails he released on the meeting earlier this week. there are also reports that the lobbyist is a former soviet spy who many in the u-s intelligence community believe is still connected to russian intelligence. this story is breaking and we will continue to follow any new developments morning. ( mark ) the man accused of murdering four men in pennsylvania and burying their bodies in a mass grave has confessed to the crimes. and there are some reports out this morning that a second person is now in custody. tiffany mcelroy is here with a closer look at who is behind bars this morning. tiffany? ( tiffany @ flash )the man behind bars is 20-year old cosmo dinardo... a local news station in philadelphia is saying a second person of interest has been taken into

custody, in connection with the murders, but that has confirmed by authorities. a person close to the case is saying dinardo killed the men because he felt cheated or threatened during a drug deal. two of the victims were 19- years-old and the other two were 21 and 22-years-old. police arrested dinardo on wednesday after he tried sell a car that belonged to one of the missing men. dinardo confessed to killing the men and told investigators where the bodies were buried. ( tiffany @ flash ) the victim's bodies have been found on dinardo's family farm about an hour outside of philadelphia. ( darya ) bart's new police chief is addressing complaints about the department's transparency on crime happening on trains and at stations. chief carlos rojas has been on the job about a month and a half.

he has put an end to emailing crime logs out to the public and media. instead the agency makes that information available on a website. but some people say that the webiste does not give enough of a description of crimes commited. rojas says he is doing his best to be transparent. he says he is also in the process of hiring more officers to curb crime which he says is trending up. some bart board members also want to know why more surveillance video is not being released to the public. they say that the video can be released without compromising the identities of minors who may be suspects or even victims. ( darya ) chief rojas says

his department has about 40 vacancies to fill. ( mark ) this morning new details are emerging about a near disaster at s-f-o.( darya ) an air canada flight came dangerously close to colliding with several other planes. kron 4's dan kerman has the latest. this is communication between sfo's tower, someone unknown and an air canada jet, as that jet lines up to land not on the runway, but on the taxiway to the righttower: air canada 759 confirm clear to land runway 28 right. there's no one on 28 right but you.aca 759: ok, air canada 759unknown person: where is this guy going?tower: go aroundaca 759: in the go around air canada 759 tower: 759 it looks like you were lined up for charlie there charlie being the taxiway. how close was this descending air canada jet to the 4 planes on the ground .a preliminary report from the transportation safety board of canada says the air canada jet was just 100 feet above 2 of the jets on the ground and just 29 feet to the side. sotfrom the

preliminary data i have this iwas a very close call.captain laura einsetler is a commercial airline pilot she says even more unusual, is the report's suggestion that air canada 759 overflew the jetway for a quarter mile before being told to go aroundsot capt. laura einsetler/comm ercial airline pilot normally as pilots as we near the threshold of the runways for landing if anything doesn't look right or seem right we immediately go around on a missed approachthis video from sfo's online flight tracker shows just how far off it was on the left you see the runways as the air canada jet descends from 500 feet the plane is lined up to the right of them. it decends to 332 feet before climbing and going around standup dan kerman/sfo 140-150the national transportation safety board is taking the lead in this investigation along with the faa, they have not released any information at this time. among those aboard the air canada jet was california insurance commissioner dave jones. he says he and other passengers had no idea there was a problem until the pilot floored it and started climing again. he says he is relieved but plans to update his will this weekend. he says this incident speaks to how random these events are. at sfo dan kerman kron 4 news.

( mark ) happening today... a popular south bay deli is closing its doors after nearly 70 years in business.( darya ) the owners say they cannot afford to get the building up to code and have to shut down. will tran is live at the time deli in san jose this morning with the details. will. ( will )time has been open nearly 70 years and is a san jose institution. they are being sued over ada complaints and cannot afford to get up to code. the city has no wiggle room to allow them to comply. business has been crazy since the announcement. they close their doors for the final time saturday. tomorrow a loyal customer who he says is an assistant da for scc will be stopping by while we are on air to toast donald bergh the

owner.

( darya ) thanks will. we will check back with you through out the morning. ( mark ) and here's a live look outside... richmond san rafael bridge. handballer 1: you know what i could go for? some scrambled eggs and pancakes. lilly: we got a craving! go, go, go!! crashing cravings in the crave van! jack's gonna crash your crave! jack: hey, guys. try my jumbo breakfast platter with sausage or bacon, plus 8 mini pancakes, eggs and a hash brown for just $2.99.

handballer 2: $2.99? how 'bout we play you for it. handballers: oooooooh. jack vo: you crave it, we serve it. try my $2.99 jumbo breakfast platter. crave van! ( mark ) police say a bank

robbery suspect was arrested after officers found him hiding inside a couch at his hoe in southern california. investigators say francisco hernandez was caught on surveillance video june 30 entering a bank, pulling a semi-automatic handgun from a large envelope and demanding money.( darya ) the 39-year-old was identified as a suspect and a search warrant was served wednesday at his home in ventura. swat officers entered the house and with the help of a police dog located hernandez, who was found inside a couch that had been modified. ( mark ) watching the weather this morning. your forecast is right after the break.

a look at your traffic. no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. richmond bridge drive less than 20 min from the toll to 101.golden gate bridge drive time less than 30 min from 37 to the toll plaza.

here's the latest update from the kron4 weather center. some fog and clouds this

morning with temps in the 50s & 60s. it will be slightly warmer this afternoon with highs in the 60s at the coast, 70s & 80s for the bay, and low 90s inland. expect even hotter temperatures this weekend, where a heat advisory has been issued saturday 8am - sunday 9 pm for the east bay hills, inland and the santa cruz mountains. please remember your pets and make sure they are not left in hot cars and have plenty of shade and water.

( darya ) governor jerry brown made a plea urging lawmakers to pass his plan to fight climate change. he warned that california would be ravaged by forest fires, disease and mass migration if they fail to renew the state's cap and trade program. take a listen to what he said during a legislative committee hearing yesterday.

for you, and it's real! i ask you to take it seriously and give us that vote">( darya ) democrats on a key senate committee passed a package of bills yesterday, one to renew cap and trade and another aimed at improving local air quality. both now face votes on the floor of the assembly and the senate. ( mark ) this morning firefighters continue to make progress on several wildfires burning across the state. the wall fire burning in butte county near oroville is now 85- percent contained. 41 homes have been destroyed . another 60 other buildings have been either destroyed or damaged. the wildfire has burned more than 6-thousand acres and all evacuations have been lifted. ( mark ) and the largest fire burning in california is also 85-percent contained this morning. the alamo fire began more than a week ago in

san luis obispo county. that fire has burned nearly 29- thousand acres. it has destroyed 2 buildings. some people in the area are being told to still be ready to evacuate. ( mark ) a man and his family in sacramento county had their home vandalized and neighbors are now calling it a hate crime. the family is originally from india. five people were caught on camera throwing rocks at their home. they ended up breaking the front window of their house. the sheriff's department is not ready to call this a hate crime, but they are calling it an act of vandalism. deputies are now focusing on identifying the five people seen in the video. ( darya ) the u-s postal service has stopped delivering mail to a neighborhood in north east los angeles due to crime. u-s-p-s officials say a letter carrier was nearly hit by bullets in the neighrbohood last month. no one was hurt in the shooting. now people living in part of that neighborhood must walk about a mile to pick up their mail. there is no timetable for when mail carriers will go

back to delivering mail. the suspension will last until police finish their investigation of the shooting. ( darya ) a san jose homeowner stopped a couple trying to steal a package from her porch. the woman was driving home wednesday night when she saw a woman taking a package from the front of her house and get into a black s-u-v. she parked her car in front of that s-u-v and stopped them from leaving. she got out of her car, took a picture of the license plate and started talking to the thieves. ( darya ) after confronting the thieves, they threw the box out the car window and drove away. ironically, the thieves were trying to steal a box full of boxes that she uses for shipping supplies.

( mark ) it's a san francisco tradition. it's the cable car bell ringing contest.( darya ) kron 4's stanely roberts shows us how it went. your 2017 world bell ringing champion is mrwait . too soon, we can't announce the winner nope not yet welcome to the 54th cable car bell ringing championship an only in san francisco event where amateur and professional cable car bell ringers compete to see who's the best nats: ambiance the amatures represent certain bay area charties and the professionals compete for bragging rights, tropyes and oh yea cash nats: ambiance i was one of the many judges to keep the event fair and impartial . when i judge i try to be as fair as possible as each person or group in the amature competition did their part including joe fitz from the examiner and kmel radio bumping e 40 whilkd ringng the bell nats: ambiance i had to grade them nats: ambiance then

came the professionals .. each one had 30 seconds to warm up and they were not allowed to use any music only their skills as a cable car operator nats: ambiance just a heads up, i tried to learn from retired sfpd officer carl payne who is a 10 time bell ring champion nats: ambiance but it was a case of people ringing the bell badly the people being menats: ambiance finally after every one competed it was time to annound the first place winner byron cobb . this was it his 7th win but it wasn't just for him this is for my mom for all those drum lessions she gave me.you see his mother passed away recently so the win had special meaning .. congradulations byron .. im sure your mother is smiling right nowthe cable car bell ringing contest is one of those only in san francisco treats this is my second time bing a judge and i enjoy every moment of it in san francisco stanley roberts kron 4 news

( mark ) and here's a live look golden gate bridge... one waffle house in north

carolina received a generous tip from donnie wahlberg. the actor and new kids on the block singer gave the restaurant a 2-thousand dollar tip. wahlberg did an 11-

minute facebook live video while he was at that waffle house. he wrote in the facebook post that when the staff treats him like a king, he will treat them like queens. wahlberg was in north carolina for a new kids on the block concert last night. he even gave some customers tickets and backstage passes for the concert. (mark) ahead at eight on the kron 4 morning news... a big win for opponents of president trump's travel ban. hear who will now be allowed to enter the country. and we are learning new details about the man killed in a plane crash in sonoma. we'll have the details in a live report. plus... we're tracking your weekend weather. anny hong will have the details on how hot it will get in your neighborhood.

(darya) good morning i'm darya folsom..(mark) and i'm mark danon. lets start the morning with a check of weather and traffic... (anny hong): a warming trend is expected to begin today as high pressure builds into california from the desert southwest. very warm to hot conditions are expected to return to inland areas over the weekend. some cooling then appears in store for the first part of next week. no major hot spots. bay bridge

wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. ( mark ) breaking news we are following... a massive sinkhole opens in florida destroying new homes. tiffany mcelroy is at the breaking news desk with the new video just into the tiffany. (tiffany) the sinkhole is 250 feet wide and has fully taken over a road. take a look at just how big it is. all of the asphalt from the road has fallen into the hole. this hole just opened a few hours ago, in land o' lakes, florida. officials say it started as a depression that formed under a boat. and within an hour it grew and swallowed one home and

part of another home.the homeowners were not home when it started to form, but firefighters did enter a home to rescue two dogs before it collapsed. eight other homes in the area are being evacuated. we will keep an eye on this sinkhole and bring you any new updates. back to you in the studio ( darya ) ( darya ) our top story this morning... a family outing turns tragic after a deadly plane crash in sonoma county.( mark ) the man

killed was a professor at the university of san francisco. kron 4's is live at the university this morning with the latest. lydia. ( lydia )we know that william goldman was an assistant professor in international studies department of the college of arts and sciences. (vo)this is video of the crash scene.goldman was the pilot of the plane that crashed yesterday afternoon shortly after taking off in sonoma county.38-year old goldman was killed and his two children and nanny are in the hospital. we also know that goldman is the grandson of the renowned philanthropists richard and rhoda goldman. in a statement, the president of usf said goldman "was an accomplished scholar, a beloved and generous teacher, and a valued member of our community. he will be greatly missed by his colleagues, students, and the countless alumni who were inspired by him in and out of the classroom."we spoke with a man who crash.

with her car seat and put her on the ground away from the plane because of the smell of fuel and we were able to pull the seat forward, cut the little boy out.>the faa is investigating the cause of the crash.reporting live in san francisco lydia pantazes kron4 news. ( mark ) thanks lydia. we will check back with you through out the morning. ( darya ) a man is behind bars accused of molesting a child at a laundromat in the east bay. 60-year-old jose chavez was arrested in concord. police say he was caught on camera assaulting the little girl at the "coin laundry" on monument boulevard. the girl was there doing laundry with her grandmother. she didn't tell her what happened until after they left, and the grandmother then called police.

officer spotted chavez at a nearby shopping center and arrested him. he's being million dollars bond. (mark) today the murder trial begins for the man accused of killing kate steinle in san francisco. 54-year-old juan francisco lopez-sanchez has pleaded not guilty to second degree murder. he was in the country illegally after previously being deported to mexico five times. his attorney says that lopez-sanchez áaccidentially fired a gun he found under a bench on pier 14. steinle was killed as she stood with her dad taking pictures near the bay bridge. president trump has repeatedly used the steinle case as a way to get congress to pass immigration reform. (mark) the man accused of a mass killing at an oakland university will be sentenced today. 48-year-old one goh killed seven people at oikos university in 2012. prosecutors say he dropped out of oikos several months before the shooting and wanted his tuition refunded. he pleaded "no contest" back in may. goh's plea deal calls for him to spend the rest of his life in prison without the possibility of parole. his sentencing is at 9:30 this morning in oakland.

(darya) breaking overnight... a big win for opponents of president trump's new travel ban. a u-s district court judge in hawaii issued a ruling overnight that expands the list of relatives now allowed in the u-s from six muslim majority countries. the ruling now allows grandchildren... brothers and sisters-in-law... aunts... uncles... nieces... nephews and cousins of legal u-s citizens to enter the u-s. the supreme court had originally ruled that the administration could employ the travel ban against foreigners from six predominately muslim countries. the court ruled that only people with a 'bona fide' relationship to a person in the u-s could enter the country. the trump administration can now appeal the decision to the 9th circuit court of appeals in san francisco if it wants to try to get the order lifted. ( mark ) happening today... a popular south bay deli is closing its doors after nearly 70 years in business.( darya ) the owners say they cannot afford to get the building up to code and have to shut down. will tran is live at the time deli in san jose this morning

with the will. ( will )time has been open nearly 70 years and is a san jose institution. they are being sued over ada complaints and cannot afford to get up to code. the city has no wiggle room to allow them to comply. business has been crazy since the announcement. they close their doors for the final time saturday. tomorrow a loyal customer who he says is an assistant da for scc will be stopping by while we are on air to toast donald bergh the owner. we couldn't afford to meet all the americans with disabilities requirements. it would have cost hundreds of thousands of dollars and the upgrades could endless. we have never had such long lines before. customers are stopping by and saying hello and goodbye. i have four employees. but there could be

some hope as i wan to have a catering business and food truck so our food hopefully won't be going away. we have been at this location since 1950." ( darya ) thanks will. we will check back with you through out the morning.

( mark ) still ahead... a 7-11 clerk is brutally stabbed in the south bay. and the attacker is still on the loose. details on who police are looking for. and after the break... hear why a news chopper is being credited with saving a little and here's a live look outside... bay bridge

(robin) no major hot spots. no delay son wb 580. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. ( darya ) a local news helicopter is being credited with saving a little girl who was in a car when that car was stolen.( mark ) this happened in kansas city, kansas. police say the 3-year-old girl was asleep in her dad's car-- he went inside a gas station and that's when two people stole the car with the girl inside. they later abandoned the car on a road... with the child still in it. a local news helicopter pilot spotted the car with the little girl in the back seat. he called police and his camera was rolling-- as the little girl ran toward an approaching sheriff's deputy. she was taken to the hospital but is said to be okay. she was reunited

with her parents a short time later. police are still looking for the two people who stole the car. ( darya ) still ahead on the kron four morning news... senate republicans unveil their new health care plan. find out what's new and how it could impact your coverage. (anny hong): high pressure building off the coast will bring a warming and drying trend to the bay area and monterey bay region. expect temperature to warm through friday followed by a slight cooling trend for the weekend.

( mark ) massive flooding in ohio has caused numerous evacuations and water rescues. this is happening in the town of hebron. you can see the water over taking some cars. the flooding left some people stuck in their homes after it got inside. people say the water went up to their thighs. in a city nearby, officials called for mandatory evacuations because of the flooding. ( mark ) ( darya ) welcome back to

the kron 4 morning news. let's get a check of the forecast with james fletcher. (anny hong): a warming trend is expected to begin today as high pressure builds into california from the desert southwest. very warm to hot conditions are expected to return to inland areas over the weekend. some cooling then appears in store for the first part of next week.

no major hot spots.san mateo bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101.bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. (mark) san jose police are

looking for the people who brutally attacked a 7-11 clerk. police say this is one of the attackers. the assault and robbery happened in february at the 7-11 on white road. police just now releasing the surveillance image. the clerk ran outside to chase down one of the thieves and that's when the clerk was beaten and then stabbed. then the attackers ran back into the store and grabbed other items before taking off. the clerk suffered major injuries but has recovered. ( mark ) an air-b-n-b host who canceled a reservation over a woman's race is fined five-thousand dollars. the state's department of fair employment and housing said yesterday that the host agreed to apologize. a woman reserved a home in big bear back in february. the host canceled the reservation as she was driving to the home. when asked why the host canceled, here is how they responded...

away. i just feel so hurt."> the host must also attend a college course in asian american studies. that host is now banned from air-b-n-b. ( darya ) new this morning... mills college in oakland is laying off tenured professors rather than allowing men into the all- women's college. the college's president says instead of admitting male undergraduates to boost admission and raise money, the school trustees voted to fire five tenured professors. the college says it does not anticipate any future firings. it is one of 36 women's colleges remaining in (darya) san leandro police arrested two 13-year-old boys in connection with a series of school burglaries. one of the burglaries happened at washington elementary school. four other schools were also hit. police say i- pads and macbook laptops were taken in all of the cases. a fingerprint at one of the crime scenes led detectives to a 13 year old boy who used to

attended washington elementary. then a second 13-year- old was arrested. police say there may be more thieves and several stolen items are still outstanding. ( mark ) reaction is pouring in this morning after senate republicans released another version of their health care bill.( darya ) john lorinc has the details. for seven years many republicans have called for repealing and replacing obamacare.have they finally done it?sen. ted cruz/r-texas "it's not the ideal bill i'd like to pass. but, it does represent a bill that reflects the concerns expressed across the conference."one of the bigger changes to the bill comes from senator ted cruz's amendment that gives insurers the right to offer less expensive, bare bones policies. other adjustments include more money for opioid treatment and funding to help states lower premiums for high-cost enrollees.but the bill still faces tough criticism.sen. chuck schumer/d- new york"it's

rearranging deck chairs on the titanic." sen. ron wyden/d-oregon"it is not going to come close to meeting the needs that our colleagues say they're hearing about in their communities."sen. patty murray/d-washington"well, they made their bill even worse, even meaner."despite the constant call to replace obamacare, the new bill holds on to a pair of obamacare's taxes toward the wealthybut it maintains earlier gop proposed cuts to medicaid that could result in 15-million fewer people having coverage by 2026. sen. mitch mcconnell/r-kentucky "as before, it aims to stabilize and reform the collapsing insurance markets that have left too many with no options and it aims to make insurance more affordable." majority leader mitch mcconnell needs 50-votes for this bill to pass. he can only afford to have two g-o-p senators vote "no."president trump has called for republicans to move fast on the bill.and speaker paul ryan said if the senate approves the measure....the house will finish the bill.i'm john lorinc reporting. ( mark ) this morning investigators are trying to figure out if car parts found on montara state beach are connected to a missing man.

crews have been searching for 22-year-old richard moss who was last seen in may. police say moss left his home in tiburon in the early morning hours to go to work but he never showed up. the car parts were discovered yesterday. moss' family is trying to raise money to offer a reward for information about his whereabouts. (darya) take a look at this... that's a lamborgini on fire at a gas station in redwood city. a kron 4 viewer sent us this video. it happened around 8-30 last night. you can see how intense the fire was. we are told the driver got out of the car then a fire started under the car. the driver was not injured. (darya) still ahead on the kron four morning news... get ready to pay more to travel. we'll

tell you which airlines are increasing their fares. and after the break... a major automaker says millions of their cars could catch fire. find out if you're driving one of the affected models. and here's a live look outside... san mateo bridge.

(robin) no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. (mark) honda is (mark) (mark) honda is recalling

millions of its accords because the could catch on fire. (darya) the car maker says a battery sensor can short out and possibly start a fire. honda accords made from 2013 to 2016 are impacted by the recall. (mark) four engine fires have been reported, but no one has been injured. all the fires happened in states where salt is used to clear the roads. honda says salt getting into the engine can cause an electrical short. (darya) for more information about the recall..you can visit our website at kron-four-dot com. (mark) a couple of the nations top airlines are making it more expensive for you to travel. (darya) both delta and american airlines say expect their fares to climb in the coming months. delta passengers will see fares up to four point five percent higher in this quarter.(mark) u-s airlines have struggled to raise fares in recent years due to low fuel costs,

additional flights and greater competition. but delta says fuel and labor costs are rising again and that, along with the strong demand for air travel, justifies raising fares. (anny) tracking your morning forecast. details coming up. ( tiffany ) and breaking news.... new details about donald trump junior's meeting with a russian attorney are emerging this morning. i'll tell you back

to the kron four morning news... lets start the half hour with a check of weather and traffic... (anny hong): a warming trend is expected to begin today as high pressure builds into california from the desert southwest. very warm to hot

conditions are expected to return to inland areas over the weekend. some cooling then appears in store for the first part of next week. no major hot spots. san mateo bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101.bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf.

( mark ) we have breaking news out of washington where there has been another twist in the meeting the president's son had with a russian lawyer. ( darya ) tiffany mcelroy is at the breaking news desk with the latest. tiffany. (tiffany) that twist, is that a russian-american lobbyist is saying he also attended the june 2016 meeting with donald trump junior. the meeting was a russian government effort to hand over compromising material on hillary clinton that would help the republican campagin. the man's disclosure marks another shift in the account of the meeting. donald trump jr. did not disclose the man's presence in statements and emails he released on the meeting earlier this week. jaren kushner, trump's son in law and current white house senior advisor and then

campaign chairman, paul manafort also attended the meeting. there are also reports that the lobbyist is a former soviet spy who many in the u-s intelligence community believe is still connected to russian intelligence. back to you in the studio.jared kushner, trump's son-in-law and current white house senior adviser, and then-campaign chairman paul manafort also attended the meeting. ( mark ) breaking news we are following... a massive sinkhole opens in florida destroying two homes. the sinkhole is 250 feet wide and has fully taken over a road. take a look at just how big it is. all of the asphalt from the road has fallen into the hole. this hole just opened a few hours

ago, in land o' lakes, florida. officials say it started as a depression that formed under a boat. and within an hour it grew and swallowed one home and part of another home.the homeowners were not home when it started to form, but firefighters did enter a home to rescue two dogs before it collapsed. eight other homes in the area are being evacuated. ( mark ) bart's new police chief is addressing complaints about the department's transparency on crime happening on trains and at stations.( darya ) kron 4's philippe djegal takes a look at what police are doing to keep riders safe. (philippe) robberies, fights, shootings... a

member on the bart board of directors, debora allen says riders in her district, central contra costa county... debora allen/bart board- "would like to, to, to have video of these types of things released." she understands not every crime caught on-camera warrants a public release. but many do -- and, that it can be done without compromising the identities of minors who may be suspects or even victims. debora allen/bart board- "if they're minors, then their faces can be blurred. there is a state law that says you cannot release the video of minors. however, sometimes its difficult to know, uh, how do you know if you haven't caught the people, whether they're minors or not." john mcpartland also sits on the board of directors.john mcpartland- "transparency is an absolute imparative." mcpartland is a retired oakland fire battalion chief, representing the tri-valley area. he says bart riders should be informed about crime if there's a significant threat to the public. but understands why the bart police department doesn't

release all video.john mcpartland- "if the release of this information may compromise any kind of investigation, then it basically is counterproductive because people end up getting away in order to be able to commit additional crimes in the future." bart's chief of police, carlos rojas, has been on the job about a month and a half... and, put an end to emailing crime logs out to the public, instead making that information available on a website. he says he is doing his best to be transparent, and is also in the process of hiring more officers to curb crime which he says is trending up.carlos rojas/bart police- "we are a police department that is short-staffed. we are making a lot of, uh, effort to hire more folks and we're doing the best that we can with the resources that we have allocated at the moment." rojas says his department has about 40 vacancies for sworn officers. in san francisco, philippe djegal, kron four news. ( darya ) in the east bay... richmond becomes the latest city to establish a safe exchange zone for people buying and selling things online. this comes after nine people were recently robbed in richmond while making exchanges. richmond

police have designated part of the police station parking lot as a community exchange zone. police say the area has surveillance cameras and can be seen from the front door of the station. danville and fremont have set up similar exchange zones. (mark) today is the 4th and final day of a beach closure in santa cruz after a kayaker was attacked by a shark. but the closure has not kept surfers out of the water. the city of santa cruz has even threatened to issue 200 dollar fines for anyone caught in the water. some surfers say there is nothing that will keep them out and that sharks being in the water is normal. (mark) signs have been posted across the beach warning people of shark sightings. so far no fines have been issued to any surfers. (darya) coming up on the gary's world rewind... madbum is back, can he save the giants season?

stranger things have happened, i mean look at what tebow just did. and the raiders are not hiring, i repeat, the raiders are not hiring. and after the break... we'll tell you why experts say parents should start back to school shopping right now. and here's a (robin)

no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. san mateo bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101. (mark) financial experts are

warning parents to start saving money for back to school supplies.(darya) this comes as retailers are already rolling out their back to school sales. this year parents are expected to spend an average of 687- dollars per kid to get them ready for the new school year. (mark) the national retail federation says back to school spending is expected to reach is second-highest level on record. spending is also expected to increase more

than 10-percent from last year. (darya) experts say to take advantage of the deals now rather than last minute. (anny) tracking your morning forecast. details coming up.

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(darya) if you like special effects then you are going to love today's gary's rewind.

(darya)ánatsá mad bum is back. he can pitch. he can hit home runs. he can chop down trees. he can't ride dirt bikes so much. can he save the giants? gary says he doesn't know if he can save the giants but he can get the team play offs ready. he is playing tomorrow night against the padres, so we will see. darya did a little math and ninety might get him in the post. so we only have to go 54 and 18 for the rest of the season. is that impossible? gary says he takes it back. he says mad bum can save the giants. it would be an all-time record if they did it. darya says that stranger things have happened. gary says that's pretty cute that darya would

get that excited. you know what's cute? you won't even watch the game. darya admits that she wouldn't and she wouldn't buy 2001's space odyessey. darya says that she did the math. stranger things could happen. pigs could fly and tim tebow hit a walk-off home run for crying out loud.(darya) gary says he hadn't seen the highlight to be honest. tebow hit the first game-ending home run of his pro baseball career last night, lifting the class a st. lucie mets over the daytona tortugas 5-4 in a seven-inning game. gary says he hadn't seen the highlight to be honest. the crowd goes wild. his

teammates pour water on him. everyone is so excited. "we believe, we believe." he cannot walk on water but he can do a walk off home-run. gary says everybody has a different feeling. a young guy who really has a chance. it didn't seem like there was a sold out crowd. it's tebow's eleventh straight hit. building, building, maybe he will make it to the majors. gary says listen i don't know enough about it. he's in his late 20's. if he wasn't well known for football, he wouldn't get this opportunity. it's show business and we're talking about him. ( darya ) there are opportunities in football if you want to work for the raiders, but just not yet. a fake flyer specifically targeted black men and women and advertised union and nonunion positions. the fake flier drew hundreds of job seekers to a public meeting overseeing the

construction of the new raiders stadium in las vegas. police had to be called, as people became upset after learning there were no jobs yet. more than 700 people attended the meeting of the las vegas stadium authority board. the flier was fake. the stadium authority says it will hire just not now. gary says that is wrong. he says he doesn't understand why someone did that.(darya) the atlanta falcons are doing it right. they are opening a new stadium in august. take a look at the menu. even thought they are charging thousands of dollars for the seats, look at the menu. i'm gonna get a water. they usually kill you on the water. two bucks for water, two bucks for popcorn. these prices are fantastic. darya compared them to levi's stadium in santa clara. water at levi's is 5-75 gary asks if the hot dog is usually like five right? it's two dollars at the atlanta falcons new stadium. richard sherman says football players need a raise so they can feed their families. now, you can feed your family. just not at most stadiums. gary

says he's curious to see people who say they are priced out and then say they are going to the game after seeing the prices. it would be funny if they raise the ticket prices, but the food is okay. darya had another big unveiling for gary. (darya) ánatsá beyonce's babies. can you believe it? sir and rumi. beyonce broke the internet with this photo. it shows beyonce holding her one-month old babies. gary says who is this again? darya tells him it's beyonce. she did the whole floral thing again like the madonna and babies look from the renaissance. gary says she's so powerful and so popular. why does she have to do this? darya says she

usually says this is enouch. but this time, she could look at the picture of beyonce and the babies all day. she is so gorgeous and the babies are so beautiful. gary says it's easy when you have people making you up for this photoshoot. she gets more than six million likes on instagram easily. everybody wants to see the babies. gary mentions that beyonce's husband jay-z has a new album out and the babies are a good promotion. darya agrees. the only thing that can compete with cute babies are cute dogs. (darya)ánatsá i give you the auburn tiger dog. this is a maltese that has been dyed to look like an auburn tiger. what do you think? do you like it? gary says yes i guess. you have beyonce and what do you do with this? they had sec media day and some guy to get attention and it worked. gary says he thinks it's cute. darya says i think it's incredible. the thing she would worry about is would

peta get after you? so the owner wants to say this is under the supervision of a vet abnd groomers that the dog spent all day being dyed like a tiger.

(ááá2-shotááá)( darya ) humans and apes are fighting for control of the planet in the latest "planet of the apes" movie.( mark ) david daniel takes a look at what could be the weekend's biggest movie. "have you finally come to save your apes?" "i came for you." the final battle for control of earth is underway. andy serkis returns as caesar, leader of the apes, in "war for the planet of the apes." "i did not start

this war. i fight only to protect apes." woody harrelson is tasked with protecting humankind. "there are times when it is necessary to abandon our humanity to save humanity." and everyone is forced to choose sides. "what did the humans promise you? no matter what you do, you'll never be one of them. you are ape." it's a fight to save a species. "we are not savages. apes fight only to survive." "bad human kill ape." "all, all dead now a long time...long time." "bad humans?" "soldier." can both survive? "years from now, your children will ask you what did you do in the greatest war? and you can tell them, i fought to protect this world." even though many of the actors faces aren't shown on screen... "koba!" their personalities carry through. "apes... together... strong!" in hollywood, i'm david daniel. seven day seven day david daniel.hollywood, i'm in hollywood, i'm david daniel.

seven day (darya) that's it for us this morning... our next newscast is at 5 o clock tonight. (mark) don't forget, you can stay connected on our mobile app, kron four dot com and on our facebook and twitter feeds.

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