nicer looking at mostly clear conditions around the bay area. good morning. i'm rebecca strong feeling for judge tribal morning and we are seeing a nice shot of the san francisco skyline, the sales force tower there in the middle of your screen so not a lot of fog or clouds to get underway. this morning. and yes temperatures even warmer than what we're. to 24 hours ago. so we're looking at sussex degrees warmer right now if you're waking up with us in oakland versus of this time yesterday 5 degrees warmer in hayward for from mountain view and for san jose, so you get the picture and these are the temperatures waking up to a lot more 60's on the board around the bay area looking at concord already at 64 degrees near ready at 68 60 degrees right now in downtown oakland, 64 and mountain view upper 50's in san francisco as the high pressure continues to build around the bay area that's what's pushing on all of these a warmer temperatures and all the sunshine. our way and yes making some areas on the hotter side that's for sure

hot spots around the bay area again today we're going to be mostly in line look at this 95 degrees for the high in concord today antioch of livermore upper 80's in downtown san jose pushing that ninety-degree mark in morgan hill today, 79 expected in oakland and i 73 here in san francisco. the coast is going to be great if you're heading to half moon bay we're going to be the low 70's with a whole lot of sunshine once again today that was going to be quite hot at 92 degrees and of otto coming in at 85. now this a heat wave, a just lasting through today and then we're going to see a cool down in the thursday and friday be4ore the heat returns a yet this weekend and there were definitely going to see it continue as we start off on monday and tuesday and next week as well. that's a look at the hot let's see how the roadways are doing that and about to rob and thank you. rebecca doing just fine i no problems no big trouble spots know special traffic alert so we're off to a great start, especially for 80 commuters

heading into san francisco wide open here at the toll plaza, a smooth trip across the upper deck to downtown 92 some pretty good shape. a little busy a little crowded, but not bad we're at 12 minutes to make your way over to the high rise in into san mateo connecting to highway one on one. >>here's what's 5.82. the richmond san rafale the usual bridge work under way. spotted the columns there on the left-hand side that means one lane is open on the span but so far it's not causing any delays 9 minutes, quick right on time to make your way into the north bay for checking traffic tracker looking at more freeways and they look good if you come from the shore freeway 15 minutes from crockett's oakland. if you take 24, no problems at all wannacry through the caldecott 5 80's in great shape and so is sentiments only 11 minutes from to 38 to 9.80. the thieves got into a san francisco fire house and stole uniforms and badges crime for spring kelly has that story.

it happened here at station 19 on buckingham way across from the stones town mall. >>on may 24th a firefighter noticed that his uniform badge and nameplate were missing and after he checked his home and car. he reported it to his supervisor on may 26. >>because the deadly on the 26 a second firefighter found that he was also the victim of the same crime how this happened is a bit of a mystery says the fire department says an alarm sounds was someone walks into the big apparatus stores. the fire trucks drive into the front door has an electronic key card needed to get in and there was no signs of forced entry a neighbor i talked to found that that's shocking but it's terrible. i mean this is a really safe neighborhood i'm in the universities here >>wallace here and there's a community here so it's what's shocking that this would happen. >>the department's public information officer says in addition to badges and uniforms all firefighters also carry sf ft issued identification cards in most cases when a firefighter shows up at your door, it's because

you called them because of an emergency the exception going to be our inspectors. >>we're going to show up specters of their to do a building fire. life safety inspection and they will always heather defecation their proper imagine that and 16 years with them but a firefighter shows up at your door and you question. >>they are who they say they are you can always call 911 and let the police or to doubt the san francisco fire department has issued a department wide alert asking their firefighters if anyone else has had uniforms or badges disappear. so far no one else has reported having items like that go missing maureen kelly kron 4 news. a man fatally shot by police in walnut creek. >>has been identified as 23 year-old miles hall. this happened on sunday on sand record hall's grandmother and mother called police after he threatened them. hall later got aggressive with police officers who was holding a crowbar he charged at police. that's when they opened fire

killing hall. police a body cam video will be released at a later date. well now to the latest on the ghost ship warehouse fire trial. we learn more about the defendant max harris, his role in the warehouse and just how much responsibility he had. attorney courtney curtis briggs says that max harris voluntarily made statements to the atf after the fire. he told atf investigators said he was the creative director of the warehouse and sign an e-mail calling himself the executive director he also explained how he helped facilitate the vision of the space testimony for a from a concert goer who was describing how he escaped the fire angered the mother of one of the victims. colleen dolan says that the defense attorney was trying to make it seem as if it was her daughter's fault. he said that he was not trying to throw anyone under the bus. it's tough enough. >>knowing that my daughter was safe and she was alive and she

decided on her own to go back into the building go up the stairs and warned her friends and now tony serra is trying to throw her under the bus and say it was her fault because she said the smoke on the stairs was to stick. a fire trap and that fire trapped the cause that amount of sick black toxic smoke to make her cop so hard that she said the smoke is to stick. try to blame. for the death of 35 of her friends and her own death. >>defense attorney tyler smith commented and acknowledge that it is pretty tough for everyone to hear. the supervisors passed legislation that would strengthen mental health programs. the move would send the most troubled people on its streets into mental health treatment. so it's a part of mayor london streets effort to improve the city's response to its most

vulnerable residents. the executive director from the coalition of homelessness is calling the plan. an attack on civil liberties. >>but active is that we've already got people sitting in there that are conserved that are in locked facilities they don't have beds for we know what works we know what the solutions are and we'd like to see our policymakers get real and solve the issue and not put more you know measures out there. >>supervisor sean walton was the only one to actually vote no on the plan. he cited a lack of resources within the city. but the department of health says that they have what they need. they're still talking about all the attention that they got this past weekend at the party convention in san francisco. and now political analyst are debating whether that o'rourke and bring back the battle magic. the former us representative from help also texas has been chasing the pack for the democratic nomination and this is what he had to say about how he thinks he can get the attention of california voters.

>>to listen to them to speak to to do and make sure that everyone's. solutions to the greatest is to marcus and work so i'm grateful to be here. what i want to thank her. wanted to give her guidance on. what she's done for this country >>we have lots more lots more on the convention and the presidential hopefuls who are smothering california with all the attention. they'll be featured on inside bay area pop ticks that's going to air

this weekend and it's on kron on saturday and sunday just after 11:00am so check it out. well coming up next on the crop from earning news. we're talking about jobs. robson jobs to increase prices, the effects tariffs from china and mexico can have on california's economy. before we go how about a little peek outside a nice shot of the embarcadero in san francisco. temperatures are already mild outside your door idea to put on a jacket this morning i was fined 6080 antioch 64 in concord. >>it's already at 64 in mountain view and 56 in san francisco. so you know it's going to be toasting again as we head into the afternoon. look at specifics for your city and afternoon highs in just a bit.

>>a peek outside. and i was looking at the temperatures before we went to break and it's already mile like we're talking mid 60's already in some of the valley even near 70 like a nanny now. 4 o'clock this morning temperatures how going ease as we get closer to noon time it is going to be a scorcher out there we're really seeing this heat wave. yesterday and today and it's going to be a very similar afternoon. versus what we saw yesterday so out the door right now nice and clear look at this clear shot of downtown

san jose right now no fog in your way no cloud cover. >>like we've seen earlier this week. it's just going to be all clear skies. and yes, those temperatures even warmer this morning, i'm tracking versus 24 hours ago or 3 degrees warmer in that car right now 6 degrees if you're waking up with us in downtown oakland 4 degrees warmer in mountain view and san jose. santa rosa you're at 6 degrees. a warmer versus at this time yesterday morning and look at this this is that these are the current temperatures not the highs for today. so you are definitely going to be comfortable as you make your way out the door 60 right now in oakland 64 in concord but look at antioch near 70 degrees already at this early hour. a 62 in fremont san in downtown san jose, half moon bay coming in right now at 50 degrees. and yes things are going to be changing as we get into the afternoon. the heat's going to be a really on and as we get closer to that noontime hour 95 expected for the high in concord an antioch and in livermore as well we're

looking at and 80's along the east bay shoreline near 80 degrees today in downtown san jose 89 in morgan hill expected 88 in san jose. it's going to be gorgeous of the coast and you have the luxury to head out to the beaches later on today. it's going to be beautiful 72 for the high in half moon bay once again with a whole lot of sunshine 73 here in san francisco, 85 degrees. they were expecting in nevada. now looking ahead, we are going to see a cool down finally as we get into tomorrow and friday. but then the heat returns as we get into the weekend with sunday being the warmest. both days and then we're going to really see it spike for next monday and tuesday. that's a look at the weather let's see the roads back to robin alright roads are looking good for people heading out right now about to make that trip in san francisco. we don't have any major trouble spots so far a great trip. >>across the upper deck through downtown. >>on the skyway to 80 extension, the central freeway all is well so we're off to a

great start we're checking in on 1 one across the golden gate, it looks like our bridge weren't picked up northbound we have crews out there a lot of flashing lights last time i checked it, but now it's looking good 20 minutes of otto to the toll plaza, here's the richmond san rafael bridge and i told you about the road work here they are picking it up right now you see the flashing lights on the left i no longer see the cone so that's a great sign it usually wraps up before 5 and it never really jams of traffic but it's always good to be aware of the cones and the construction workers when you're out there overall a nice trip now to the north bay. we're checking in on and some freeways and drive times are looking at 6.80 per 2 danville great shape. 24 looking good too out of water creek to the caldecott no problems for the e sure no problems leaving san jose or at least on 80 it's only 8 minutes from to 80 up to to 37 heading to pieces. well happening today, mexican and us leaders will meet in hopes of avoiding tariffs president trump says that the tariffs on mexico would rise monthly

until they reach 25%. that's if a deal is not reached before next week's deadline. john lawrence has that story. >>tariff talks continue in washington dc. we have a he percent in favor of negotiation. 20% that maybe is to reach an president trump in tweets from great britain calling on mexico to improve its immigration enforcement otherwise a 5% tariff on all mexican goods goes into effect monday. >>i think the best outcome of this is to have mexico. the sisters in the matter of what's happening on the southern border vice president mike pence taking part in discussions with mexico's foreign minister wednesday. >>but some in washington dc have concerns about this standoff. namely republicans. >>well there is job. >>not much support in my conference for terms that's for sure. >>and automakers say they're worried about the ripple effect. >>this industry will not the

able to survive in its current form with the increasing number of tariffs mexican goods it just will not work and this will directly and immediately affect the american consumer others believe president trump's line in the sand with mexico is appropriate. >>and necessary people have endured what's worse. >>and then the expense of avocados are a few more dollars here and there. you know to protect the country and i think that this is this is valid. i'm john lawrence reporting. >>a warning to state lawmakers from a panel of experts they say us trade disputes with both china and mexico could threaten california's economy. so california lieutenant governor lanny cullen along with a panel of economic experts warned lawmakers that several state industries could be affected 20% of california jobs rely on trade. and now experts fear california families can spend an additional 300 to $800 a year

because of the china, the tariffs alone. so the fact. >>that the federal government is moving forward in such a cavalier chaotic unpredictable way that is having clear negative effects to california. >>it it doesn't make any kind of rational sense. >>state leaders also promised to continue speaking out against the trade policies. on the campus of u c davis it was cash sure tranquilize this is video of authorities removing the bear just wandering around campus. they found the animal after it climbed a tree. >>from the looks of this bears dispersing male probably kicked out mother who likely just had times and when that happens they're often looking for their own habitat afford saying have to sometimes they get lost and wind up in places that are less desirable from theirs. >>maybe the bear just want to check out the campus before he enrolled in classes. no

injuries are reported they're just going to make sure the bears ok and release him back to the wild. a few days ago, there was also seen walking through a vacaville neighborhood. no one else was injured in that incident. the city of sacramento could soon drop the speed limit and school zones from 25 to 15. that's according to the office of traffic safety. the capital has the most collusion victims under the age of 15 compared to any other california city. that's why it's now encouraging city council to make the change qualified school zones are all over the city we've identified a 115 schools. and that's near any school entrance. so there's 225 sections of roadway because some schools have more than one entry points. >>well, the city says by reducing the speed limit by 10 miles per hour that actually increases the likelihood. >>pedestrian surviving a collision by 35%. chairman it is introducing ed ixonos up

charmin. sharman that isn't introducing a new forever role. it's a new extra long on a lasting roll of toilet paper sharman you know the tissue despite the name of of course it doesn't go on forever. but according to sharman it will last up to a month and to entice customers sharman is offering free shipping a money back guarantee and a stainless still roll home under as a part of the starter chad so the product comes and charmin ultra soft and it's available in 2 sizes. the multi years of use a role which is 12 inches in diameter. yeah, check it out and a single user old which is 8.7 inches in diameter. we'll see how that goes. >>we'll take a live look outside with checking in on the airport as f oh no reports of any major delays we'll have a full forecast after the break. 100 don't forget to download the crime. at 4 live

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>>welcome back to the crime for morning news, i'm rebecca strong billion for john travel this morning and it's going to be a hot one around the bay area once again a shot, nice

clear skies around the bay area that we're seeing here, especially overlooking a berkeley right now gorgeous a blanket a city lights and the temperatures very comfortable on the warmer side i would say in some spots we're seeing 50's 60's and already 71 degrees in pittsburgh and we're not even in the 5 o'clock hour yet. so you get the picture you're not going to need your car heaters this morning. we're really going to be the air conditioning, especially getting into the afternoon because it is going to be so hot around the bay area, especially inland. mid 90's once again conquered to livermore all at 95 degrees we're going to see some 80's around the bay and for yourself a zone very similar to yesterday upper 80's pushing that 90 degree mark and it's going to be gorgeous at the coast. if you have the a enjoy. now this a heat wave, it's going to cool down once we get into tomorrow and friday and then we're going to see temperatures spike once again into the weekend and then it's really going to

start to hit us hard at the beginning of next week that's a look at the weather hey robin. >>all right, hey rebecca we're checking out traffic n it's looking pretty good. we have some slowing in the cash lanes and fast track lane. so it's just a sign that traffic is filling in and quickly, but it's not bad, it's still very quiet across the upper deck to downtown san francisco. we're checking in on 92 busy but a pretty decent commute from the east bay over to the peninsula and we're checking in on one oh one are bridge work picked up a now traffic looks great smooth conditions in both directions. well it was a kid, the dream come true and now now it's up for grabs, san diego debt grew sales built this roller coaster in his backyard for his kids oh isn't that cool. but now he's moving and he needs to give it up or sell it or do something with it. sales an engineeolest at ev a car seat to make it safe for younger kids have a big enough backyard and have you know some dui experience you can e-mail him

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>>why we had a lot of road work around the bay area has picked up so the bridges are looking good all checks and right and it's hot it's going to be hot. i want guys i mean it's going to be a very similar story to add to what we saw yesterday as well so make sure. >>that again sunscreen is needed gotta stay hydrated and if you're going to want outside find some shade because it is going to be warm and some spots that's for sure very high not as well as we're looking inland right now nice and clear out the door this are live cam overlooking i'm berkeley, a gorgeous shot here, no fog, no clouds to get their way this morning, you're ready for school forecast a lot of kids probably on their last week a school over definitely going to be a finishing it out on a hot note. right around 8 o'clock. we're expecting a whole lot of sunshine.