this morning we're live from pittsburgh. ginger, t.j., tory, they're there for a huge day celebrating a special woman. >> both hands on the wheel. >> oh, my gosh. i love those shots. very special woman we're celebrating who made it her mission to help children in need get the birthday parties they deserve. we cannot wait to share. that's why we love going on the road and meeting people but also those everyday heroes in their own hometown. we love to celebrate them. >> we'll check that out in a little bit. >>> also a lot of headlines. robert mueller sounding the alarm about russia interfering in our election and says it could happen again. they're still trying to meddle. it could be happening again for 2020. he doubled down while being grilled for more than six hours but did not advance the ball on the question of impeachment. >>> breaking overnight, disgraced financier jeffrey epstein taken to the hospital as he faces sex trafficking charges. epstein back in his jail cell this morning. don't really know what happened there.

klein, was in many ways what modern pittsburgh was all about. the gleaming downtown towers didn't need to worry anymore about grimy soot from the steel mill smokestacks along the the steel industry herd mostly died by the early '80s and moved overseas universities, technology, medicine and finance, that was the foundation of the new pittsburgh they called the renaissance. and robert ferrante and his wife, dr. autumn klein, relocated from boston, were juso the kindrenaissance minds the city was hoping to attract autumn's colleague, dr. karen roos >> she said that she lovedtt piurgh she loved her patients, that the people of pittsburgh were wondful and she was so happy to be there.ha >> reporter: autumn always intended to be a caregiver her cousin, close as sisters, sharon king, remembers that even a little girl she administered playtime tlc. >> we had a doctor's office. and our patients were our stuffed animals. >> reporter: and dr. autumn g klein was holdinclinic hours, huh? t >> she was doctor. >> reporter: it was an interest that took root ear

this past year, the entire nation saw the evil fruits of the anti-semitism in pittsburgh at the tree of life synagogue. and a california. in both instances, gunmen motivated by hatred against juice open fire killing worshipers and injuring others. we were all horrified by these attacks. federal state and local law enforcement responded quickly and decisively. it is one thing for the nation to pull together and condemn anti-semitism when confronted with front-page stores about horrific shootings in pittsburgh. far too often, jewish communities suffered outside the spotlight. in new york city this past year, we have seen a sharp uptick in attacks on unorthodox june. particularly in the crown heights neighborhood. people attacking juice in the streets and vandalizing synagogue. in massachusetts in march, vandals desecrated 15 gravestones in a jewish cemetery. knocking over headstones. putting swastikas and hateful graffiti up. while the tragic attacks in pittsburgh appropriately drew national attention, these attacks and others like them in communities across the country are less well k

in pittsburgh you had christian groups, muslim groups, the -- two of the pittsburgh steelers were pal bearers where i saw you, the penguins -- name your group, civic, political, religious, they stood up and understood intrinsically standing in solidarity they were surrounding their own values. that's important to think about when we think about how to fight and combat anti-semitism. it's not about beseeching other people to give us a handout or favor. it's about if you want to preserve america, if you want to preserve all of these things that has made this country so singular in history and so singular for the jewish people, then you need to fight this scourge because there's no greater sign of societal disintegration and anti-semit m anti-semitism. >> you're writing about this resurgence and how to fight it. i know this is going to be a complex question, but briefly, how do you explain this surge we're seeing in anti-semitism in the united states and around the world? >> okay, longer conversation, obviously, but i'll give you the bullet points. anti-semitism is a conspiracy theory. i

recently, horrific murders at jewish synagogues in pittsburgh and san diego have alerted us again that this is not just a problem in europe, south america, or the mideast. we must confront those responsible for hateful acts wherever and whenever they are found. whether in our cities, on our college campuses, in our workplaces, online, and particularly as to those who would intimidate, terrorize, or cause onto others. now, i have known attorney general barr for a long time. so i knew of his strong views about both the protection of her lips freedom, and about fighting against intolerance -- protection of religious freedom, and fighting intolerance. as he told the senate at his most recent confirmation, we can only survive and thrive as a nation if we are mutually tolerant of each other's differences. each of us treasures our own freedom. but that freedom is most secure when we respect everyone else's freedom. and yet we see some people violently attacking others, simply because of their differences. we must have zero tolerance for such crimes. end of quote. those words guide us today an

but of course they can see the activities so it's crawling from pittsburgh. all the way over to the accident scene there at 6.80 so you've been warned leave a little early all of those major highways are jammed darya james. >>a no one right now and this morning we're learning a lot more about the gunman who shot and killed 3 people at the gilroy garlic festival investigators been poring over his social media accounts from what little information has come out so far it appears he had leanings towards. >>all right, white nationalist type viewpoint scott crawford's will trend join us live from hill road more on that more on the investigation there physically at the camp at the festival grounds behind you will. >>the investigation continues james, this is the second full day for the investigation and it is just as busy as it's as it was the first day you can see officers manning the entrance right there they are so full of investigators coming in going including from the fbi which is assisting with the operation they want to know a couple of things if there's a p

more recently, horrific murders at jewish synagogues in pittsburgh and san diego have alerted us again that this is not just a problem in europe, south america and the middle east. we must confront those responsible for hateful acts, wherever and whenever they are found, whether in our cities, on our college campuses, in our workplaces, online, and particular -- particularly for those who would come -- cause harm to others. now, i have known attorney general barr for a long time. so i knew of his strong views about both the protection of religious freedom, and fighting intolerance. as he told the senate at his most recent confirmation, "we can only survive and thrive as a nation if we are mutually tolerant of each other's differences. each of us treasures our own freedom. but that freedom is most secure when we respect everyone else's freedom. and yet we see some people violently attacking others, simply because of their differences. we must have zero tolerance for such crimes." those words guide us today and going forward, as the department of justice punishes hate crimes, and as we p

a couple of 90 still remain such as in concord pittsburgh vacaville and the on-field these areas will barely hold on to the 90's though it really just for another day before continued cooling which will be gradual will should drop temperatures out of the 90's by tomorrow and some of the same areas and by the weekend ahead of us even cooler yet down into the low 80's on average inland as for the bay itself temperatures will also be on just a gradual cooling trend seeing numbers for the most part are falling one to 2 degrees day today by the coast some low 60's to be expected. >>thank you john want to check in on traffic now taking a peek at it 80 there's a long line and that cash laying there on the left-hand side only the right side is already thinned out. it will be off and on like this as we continue through the hour, it's just a sign that your morning commute is picking up some more and more folks heading into san francisco and early as you should 9 minutes to make your way off to fremont street. here's another busy bridge, usually our second busiest bridge of the morning when you

>>not so much a half about 5 cars and a big creek involved in a crash here in in pittsburgh, this is west for about halfway between bailey and railroad chp has issued a traffic alert. the 2 right lanes are closed. so a lot of heavy traffic you're you're backed up just be on leverage. it's going to stay crawling all the way through the scene so you may want to consider using leland. >>leland runs parallel to highway for that will get you around the crash. you can take that get on the freeway up ahead at bailey over here. and you can avoid the slow traffic because it's crawling there through the scene any outside looks better the concord side looks better but through pittsburgh. it's a 23 minutes because of that to make it out to 2.42 to 42 looks good 6.80 minor crowding from concord sta the maze and then from there and pockets off to fremont street. >>it's also going to be hot in weather plenty of hot spots this afternoon. at least we're not there yet we are still seeing a nice cool coastal impact from the fog and low lying cloud cover that can't miss at the golden gate bridge this mo

according to an affidavit filed in pittsburgh federal court, quote, the f.b.i. investigation of mustafa revealed he planned to bomb a little union baptist church located on the north side of pittsburgh using -- planned a bomb at a church located on the north side of pittsburgh using the name of isis, end quote. fortunately, the f.b.i. told him from blowing up a church and slaughtering innocent american christians. unfortunately, american lives are still at risk from terrorists masquerading as refugees. mr. speaker, i ask -- how many dead americans does it take to to e open borders advocates secure our borders and protect american lives? unfortunately, no one knows because socialist democrats have shown there is no amount of american blood on their hands that will cause them to protect american lives by securing america's borders. mr. speaker, i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the chair recognizes the gentleman from pennsylvania, mr. fitzpatrick, for five minutes. mr. speaker, i rise today to recognize rose marie, an accomplished artist from bristol, pennsyl

in antioch to kick things off pittsburgh, you're still sitting at 72 hardly even need a jacket out there and later today, and you won't be needing a jacket anywhere because daytime highs will be well into the upper 80's for much of the coast of the bay into the mid 70's while our inland areas still holding on to some upper 80's to even low 90's so a very warm day not quite as warm as this weekend but holding on to the heat before a cool down later this week which i'll get to still to come daryn james, thanks a lot john 71 our top story immigration and customs enforcement have begun conducting the raids throughout the country and that could last for several days to come. >>so far we haven't seen a huge uptick in the number of raids here in the bay area but that may change in the coming days kron four's will tran is live now from the ice facility in san francisco with more. >>you can see the people behind me these are not protesters. these are people showing up doing personal business that we did see protests all all last week and even on friday in anticipation of as many as 2000 raids tak

oakland at 70 for your high today and no more 90's left pittsburgh down to 86 today inflate how at 73 towards the coast. some 60's while 70's today in mill valley. here's your next 7 days temperatures just a touch cooler tomorrow inland, not really that much noticeable of a difference but a very nice weekend ahead of us come next week temperatures will start climbingfagain and by the middle of next week nearing if not getting too 90 degrees for some inland areas. >>robin all right, thank you john we want to check in on traffic now the early birds are out there stacking up paying cash at the bay bridge toll plaza and creating a look a bit of a back up on the right side but that's completely normal nothing to worry about to sleep a little if your cash fare, right now you're averaging a very quick 9 minutes to make your way in an over to fremont street we're checking out the golden gate 1 one let's go here both sides 20 minutes nevado to the toll plaza busier on the san mateo bridge west 92, i told it was going to heavier by now we have a little bit of a crowd and that westbound on the r

concord and pittsburgh. a lot of cities now in the 60's, this is a lot more than we saw at the same time yesterday so we're already in for just a subtly warmer start to this day than yesterday we're going to continue to see some warmer temperatures into the afternoon to with upper 60's and san francisco for your daytime high a mix of sun and clouds are still certainly going to have a lot of clouds out towards ocean beach. oakland 73 degrees while san jose today, warmer one than yesterday. back into the mid-eighties talking more in yoar forecast for the post holiday weekend. still ahead. erica. >>good morning. well on the good side or bridges are looking really good right now if you're heading into san francisco taking the bay bridge. it's looking like well actually this is the san mateo bridge as you can see bay bridge will show you in just a bit it's actually looking good as just like how it looks here the san mateo bridge. it's a quick commute 12 minutes from hayward to san mateo high rise. also looking sp

really holding on to the fog right now 60's for most of the bay at this point with livermore at 64 pittsburgh. you actually dropped a degree in the past few minutes now, it's 66 degrees your 67 a second ago billy how at 59 will conquer to 65. you can tell where the fog is kids are still holding on to the 60's 50's 60's are seen in the sunny spots. temperatures in the 60's for your daytime high in san francisco, while oakland in the low 70's and san jose climbing just a little bit today. another nice one 84 degrees on talking plenty more sunshine and your weekend forecast and what to expect for next week too still to come. but erica good morning. john. >>traffic is just looking so light right now on our bridges it's been like that all morning and just love it i was like this every work right now if you're heading into san francisco taking the bay bridge a look at that it's just flown along smoothly. and no heavy traffic as for the richmond sandra fell bridge. from the toll plaza to highway one oh one we're looking at 8 minute drive also looking nice and light out there. and earlier there was a

home run for the fourth straight game as the st louis cardinals completed a four—game sweep of the pittsburgh pirates on thursday with a 6—3 win. it was goldschmidt‘s twenty—second home run and he now has one homer in each of his past five games against pittsburgh as the cardinals won for the 11th time in 14 games since the all—star break, including their last five, while the pirates have lost 11 of their last 13. you can get all the latest sports news at our website, that's bbc.com/sport. but from me and the rest of the sport today team, goodbye. hello. when the weather makes news, it's rarely a good thing. and after the extreme heat of thursday, the thunderstorms that followed caused a few problems. it's a new ukjuly record, the all—time record avoided by a few tenths of a degree. not sure that made any difference to this year's unpleasantness of trying to get out and about in heat like this, where it has been so hot. friday is going to be cooler and this weather front moving through will cool things further into the weekend but being for some of us heavy rain as we will see in a

through pittsburgh bay point all the way over to the concord side it's going to be 14 minutes to maye it off to 2.42. and no reports of any problems on to 42 are 6.81 more bridge, the golden gate smooth and that the limit your at 19 minutes at his quick novato to san francisco will check more coming up in just a bit. breaking from overnight breaking news from overnight sevhral people were injured when a car crash in san francisco look at this video you can see a car hit a fire hydrant and was split in half. now this is in the area of 3rd and carol street and in this video you can see the people there are being loaded into an ambulance. there's water just pouring out into the street. and right now it's not clear how serious those injuries are even what led up to the crash. but witnesses tell kron 4 that the car was going between 80 and a 100 miles per hour. when it spun out. following for you this morning as well 2 people arrested for a violent robbery at a bowling alley and concord and now police say the robbery was an inside job, so robbery actually happened earlier this entertainmen

it happened yesterday afternoon at a home on chesapeake drive in pittsburgh that teen and several of his friends were handling a gun inside of a home when it accidentally went off. the teen is in stable condition this morning. new this morng, a san francisco judge is allowing the rideshare rapist case to move forward with dna evidence 38 year-old orlando. bill chaz lazo is accused of posing as a rideshare driver in order to target and then sexually assault women that were leaving downtown nightclubs. prosecutors say he is linked by dna evidence to 4 separate sexual-assault in the city, one back in 2013. and then 3 in 2018. while defense attorney is trying to file a motion right now to suppress that dna evidence a preliminary hearing for the case is set for next wednesday. >>8 oh 5 right now another big story this in the east bay 2 people were arrested for a violent robbery at a bowling alley in concord and now police think it was an inside job. the robbery happened earlier this year at the round one entertainment venue at the sun valley mall and after months of investigating conquer

% also in the 60's this morning concord and pittsburgh noticeably not just in the 60's but just a few degrees shy of the 70 degree mark in these numbers, warmer than yesterday conquered europe 6 degrees from 24 hours ago nevado of 2 degrees now later on today, we're actually going to reverse this trend. your daytime highs are overall get a peek just a little bit cooler than they were yesterday. we start this subtle cooling trend again after leveling out for the middle of the week 60's by the coast 70's and 80's by bay and inland areas. so yeah just a little bit cooler i've got your full 4 zone forecast and what to expect for the rest of the week. still to come on the show. >>robin all right, thank you john now, let's check in on your morning commute want to see how it's moving around the bay area starting off with a look at 80, your drive into san francisco looking good so far we haven't had any problems are trouble spots. so we are starting off hot spot free and it's a great trip across the span continuing to downtown san francisco and also out to one o one and to 80 if you're going

oakland in the meantime in the mid 70's at 75 degrees while vacaville pittsburgh in bill among those areas still in the low 90's surrounded by some 80's though after your day that was warmer yesterday. santa rosa 87 for the high today of mill valley still warm and 79 temperatures will continue to call just a few degrees each day to the rest of the week. eventually taking us into a cooler finish to the week ahead of us. robin. thank you john time to check in on your entertainment headlines. this morning. and if you attend a big hollywood premiere, hoping for some excitement. >>this probably is not what you have in mind. here's david daniel with the hollywood minute. >>sparks flew at the hobbs and shaw premier over the weekend literally electrical sparks reportedly erupted inside the dolby theater about a half hour into the screening. prompting some guess to flee their seats. the security officer told the screening resumed about 15 minutes later. avengers endgame is still chasing the all-time box office title, the marvel blockbuster is up to 2.7 $8 billion worldwide and needs another 7

>>traffic is a little slow through the east bay coming through conquer and pittsburgh and they point we had a grass fire that popped up near to 42 at highway 6.80. so we had a special traffic alert in place from a chp and the fire department because they had several lanes closed on 2.42. that is no longer the case they've clear whether they're still on the scene but they've opened all lanes of the freeway and that's just adding to the backup, it's spilling over to for highway for jam through pittsburgh bay point just be on the bart station there so you're looking at 27 minutes from antioch to 2 42 in concord know that 2.42 is jammed and still crowded but by the time you make it to 6.80. it's back open so add on another 14 minutes from highway 4 out to danville here's a really quick peak at the bay bridge to us is calm and quiet but also slow now that it's backed up through the maze you're looking at 19 minutes to make it into san francisco. in the east bay police are looking for the driver whose truck, a man and kept going in concord and their surveillance video showing when this man

take a look at vacaville up to 99 degrees today, pittsburgh at 96. so temperatures noticeably warmer than they have been and only getting warmer from this point on today tomorrow and friday we level out in the low 90's on average for inland spots so we're staying warm just like today, the next 3 days getting even hotter into saturday and sunday. that's when on average are inland highs will be in the mid to upper 90's a few spots likely to be in the triple digits for the weekend with bayside areas even into the low 80's for your temperatures on average. so yes, a very hot weekend ahead of us before we do eventually see some relief next week. high temperatures inland falling back into the 80's with layside areas falling a full 10 degrees from sunday into monday from 81 to 71 degrees. that's a look at your hot forecast robin i don't think there's any hot spots on the roads yet no we don't want any hot spots we want to upper slope commute right that's what we're hoping for. >>we probably won't get it we always have problems but we do have a backup that's

same for you in youngsville fairfield indonesia while pittsburgh in vacaville still barely holding on to the 90's. so you to do so you see today just as promised we level out right in the middle of the week was very little change after this though will start to decline in temperatures again and by the weekend ahead of us daytime highs inland will only be in the low 80's on average which in some cases is about 10 degrees cooler than where we were last weekend. robin alright checking in on the slower traffic out of hayward right now we are looking at westbound 92 and if you need to use it, you know be sitting in a backup. >>leaving hayward starting back at the toll plaza on the flat section continuing to the high rise and then up and over the high rise. you're good. so 19 minutes or make that 30 minutes to make your way off to one on one. we're checking in on the bay bridge because when you come off there's a crash that's right here waiting for you 80 west. and harrison street one lane blocked you can see that back up on the suspension. almost back to treasure island now so one more thi

in conversation with rabbi meyer in pittsburgh. whose synagogue was recently attacked. as we think about interfaith traditions in american life. that is not new. u.s.,e had muslims in the jews in the u.s. since the 17th century, and yet we have these corrupt ideas out there that these are somehow foreign elements on american soil. our job is to show and showcase history. >> when you go to put together the annual gathering of historians, how do you try to strike an ideological balance? when people think about academia, many believe it is more liberal-leaning. how do you balance the voices? prof. lewis: i have been a professor and a provost, and i actually think that universities are pretty conservative places all in all, but i understand that perspective from the outside. we have a program committee. they look for a range of all programs, from military history to the history of business to the history of industrial technology, making sure it is not just one little piece of american history. they work really hard to find that balance

they get a little bit of a pension. >> in 1936, a larger garbage plant opens in pittsburgh. american reduction closes the plant here, and reduction becomes a ghost town. when reduction closed, what happened to the people living in those houses? >> people were devastated. that was their livelihood. >> the stawovy family dairy, nevertheless, thrives. in 1948, david's father is newly married and looking for a starter home. he approaches the american reduction company to purchase one of the houses in the old neighborhood. >> he said, "what's the price?," and he gave him the price, and then he said to my father, "instead of buying one, why don't you buy them all?" >> how much? >> $10,000. >> did he have the money? >> no. he borrowed it. >> he saw it as an investment? >> oh, yes. >> david's parents rent out the 18 vacant homes and move into this 600-square-foot house just like the others. here they start a family. david is born in 1949, followed by sisters jacque, cheryl, and brother jan. >> it was very close-knit, and, as i recall, it was very happy. >> jacque recalls a childhood

these are photos from one incident in pittsburgh. and the fires or put out quickly, luckily, because extra crews were brought into work the holiday. and san francisco, people set off illegal fireworks from the cities mission district despite warnings from police. this snap chat video shows how dangerously close they were to homes and powerlines. and san jose, dozens of illegal fireworks filling the sky last night on the left-hand side of the screen. people completely disregarding police warnings and check out the scene had east oakland behind the coliseum as soon as it got dark. the illegal fireworks started going off. coming up, there were some bus before the fireworks shot off. we rode along with the police in alameda county as they search for illegal stockpiles. >>> a major aftershock down in southern california. a five point for earthquake hit 10 miles west serous value kern county, less than two hours ago. it is one of more than 150 after shots to hit the same area since yesterday's massive six-point for earthquake in ridgecrest

a pittsburgh, some major delays in all directions. but they finally got off to the side. >>good weather for the days to come for some playing on vacations to hawaii that is definitely not such the case we have 2 tropical systems making an approach to the island, the first what you see on screen right now is a hurricane erika recently minted hurricane just achieving that status earlier this morning we're expected to see winds potentially making this a trump, a category 3 storm as it is expected to pass just south of the island change now backs winds out there right now around 80 miles per hour so again it's a category one hurricane as we speak, but this is actually not the one that a lot of us are looking at that could cause concern right behind eric is currently tropical storm flossie which could strengthen to category 3 status. as it makes an approach to the island early next week, so we'll be keeping a close eye on that. so we make our way through the forecast back to you. thank you john time, 7.56 and coming up in the next hour of the kron 00:04am morning news, hundred

past few minutes berkeley now in the low 60's oakland here in the mid 60's with 70's now in concord pittsburgh double in livermore it was not long ago that we were all in the 60's. so these temperatures are starting to rise and rise pretty fast. they're going to continue to do so into the afternoon eventually taking many of us back into the low 90's later today as for san jose it will be close to that market to 87 while oakland and san francisco. each in the 70's today, i'm talking the warm weather and what that means for fire danger coming up here in just a bit. back to you all right, thank you john the drive into san francisco is improving. >>i like what i see here at the bay bridge toll plaza there is a minor weights in your cash lanes a little crowded on the upper deck, but it has thinned out at least for now 17 minutes to fremont street, 92 still a crowded commute across the san mateo bridge and from hayward over to the peninsula but quiet at 18 minutes and the hot spot free across the golden gate just not fall and for you does dance taking over the towers be careful driving across the me

to be stepping outside with temperatures in the 50's right now a couple of spots in the 60's such as pittsburgh at 65 degrees wall a few 40's up in the north bay oakland year right on the cusp of the 60 degree mark as you are also in hayward at this point. now let's make our way into the afternoon what can you expect temperatures just a few degrees cooler than yesterday's will be dropping into the low 80's for some areas that were in the mid-eighties yesterday. well some upper 70's across much of the south bay. i've got more on your forecast still to come rebecca. >>when we're looking at whole lot of cars here at the bay bridge toll plaza like what we've been seeing for the last few hours it's very normal. though i'm not tracking and you could see it here just a lot of cars on the roadway, everyone trying to get san francisco. we're looking at a drive 10 to 15 minutes out of the east bay and then that making your way into the city and to the fremont street exit is just packed there. the san mateo bridge looks good right. it's a quite light as though we're looking at the bottom of your screen th

the pittsburgh any oxide is wide open 23 minutes here from one 60 out to 2.42 saw keep my eyes on it for you a little crowded in san francisco for both sides of one oh one north and south between cesar chavez in 3rd and then 2.80 slow in little pockets alimony to the bottom of the 2.80 extension chains. thank you. >>now tonight, 23 will continue to follow the breaking news this morning. the gilroy garlic festival mass shooting that has killed 3 and sent more than a dozen to the hospital back with the very latest in you...and mom also gets aoss shoppiback-to-school bag? that's yes for less. ross has the brands you want for back to school. oss. . and realize you can get youeverything you need...oss oh, yeah. yep. yes! ...to feel like a boss? that's yes for less. 20 to 60 percent off specialty store prices for every room and every budget. at ross. yes for less. real time from the police audiotapes y >>you know there's gunshots here the could like so. well heading over there. forgan size or 80. bathroom we would have been right in that it. know even shot we'll you know was her standing r

in october i traveled with president trump, the first lady, ivanka and jared to pittsburgh following the tree of life synagogue shooting where 11 innocent people lost their lives. i amidst the tragedy and profoud sadness, we found inspiration in the community, the support people short for one another, and the bravery of the first responders who saved so many lives. recognizing the need to continue the feeding hateful ideology, i'd like to discuss briefly some of the work we do at treasury. as secretary i encourage my german counterpart the finance minister to increase fines for the conference on jewish material claims known as claims conference which is based in new york. i am pleased with additional funding his ministry provided. the program currently serves over 75,000 holocaust survivors, receiving pensions and healthcare in a late stage of the lies, and is funding goes toward meeting vital needs including food and medicine. at a time when at the semitism is rising, holocaust education is also critically important. the claims conference devotes millions of dollars per year for wor

>>at that party near pittsburgh when police recall the 4 teens are in stable condition this morning. well a family in north carolina is grieving after a wave broke a man's neck while he was playing with his kids at the beach, 37 year-old lee dingle broke his neck on the wages pushed his head to the ground. his wife says that the swelling from the injury caused her husband to suffocate he leaves behind 6 children. he saw the child on. >>for who they where you just supported them in that and encouraged and that was always there percent i feel like anyone who knew him was a better person from their interactions with him. >>well the community has rallied together to support the family. time now is 5 point a great white shark caught on camera leaping out of the water. right towards this little kid on a boat, massachusetts. the caught this close encounter they were a fishing trip on saturday. and that they were actually reeling in a fish when the great white jumped out of the water, i said they were really been a shark at first i had to watch as several times. it actually bit the fish in h

after the attack on the tree of life synagogue in pittsburgh, the f.b.i.'s victim's services response team sets up a family assistance center. they provide what the community needed most from things on the one hand like food and clothing to on the other hand grief counseling, financial assistance and one-stop shopping for federal resources. victim specialists understand the emotional impact on victims and their families and they took special care to gather and clean personal effects from the kipas in college the victims were wearing but things like car keys, the most mundane. our victims specialists hosted a preparedness brief for jewish communities around the country and the hope that no other jewish community would have the live through that kind of horror. we're going to keep doing everything question to help for the people who need it the most. because the way we look at it, we're not just law enforcement, we're part of the community. and we're in this together. when we face stark contrast in the way we view the world, and when we face something so shoc

current temperatures range from the 50's and san francisco berkeley in pacifica to the upper 60's in pittsburgh and even alone a 70 over an antioch just off of this map petaluma and nevado each of 59 while oakland in hayward right at a comfortable 60 degrees. each now even though most of us won't be all that windy today there are a couple of spots to watch including conquered fairfield in the pittsburgh in antioch all these areas could see winds gusting as high as 25 miles an hour elsewhere in the bay though really comfortable and calm day to look forward to rebecca. >>what we're looking at a whole lot of folks trying to get into san francisco on this uh monday morning it's been pretty packed it. the bay bridge toll plaza but fast track lanes though you're moving through just fine if you are paying with cash. you're backed up to about the foot and the macarthur maze so not as a that is we saw earlier in the morning getting into the city you're looking at about 23 minutes from and and so far and the westbound direction. a couple traffic tracker a i think i need some more caffeine highway 4 from

concord and pittsburgh. a lot of cities now in the 60's, this is a lot more than we saw at the same time yesterday so we're already in for just a subtly warmer start to this day than yesterday we're going to continue to see some warmer temperatures into the afternoon to with upper 60's and san francisco for your daytime high a mix of sun and clouds are still certainly going to have a lot of clouds out towards

this has been moving rally slowly out of pittsburgh as we t saw ithe last couple of hours. a few showers possible into western maryland as we continue through the morning. lateon thisfternoon more widespread rain. 80 degrees is our temperature right now. listen, let's talk about that widespread rain for thisoo aftern time it out just in case you have a couple of things you need to get done this afternoon before you head back to workom trrow. could be wet tomorrow as well. we will show you coming up. >>> all right. a deadly crash that sh down traffic on the outer loop of the beltway in lanham. some cars are getting by on the shouder but traffic is backed up after this two-car crash here. one person was killed. another rushed to the hospital. we do have a t crew on way to the scene. we will ha more on this situation as it develops. >>> meantime tense moments as a far right group and rged in rotesters conv downtown d.c. the two groupsaced off just blocks from the white house yesterday. on one side far right activists and white supremacists. >> on the other anti-fascists and bl

many of the fires were centere in antioch and pittsburgh. contra costa firefighters say it could be a very busy weekend. >> our concern is there are still fireworks outs there certainly. the continues have not changed and we are at risk of another couple of nights for sure of potentially deadly wildfires. mar per at one point 11 fires were burning at the same time. the good news here is none of them caused widespread damage or injuries. >> just in, a shooting at a crowded theme park in the south bay on the fourth of july. it was all caught on camera. you can hear people screaming after the shot rings out and you can see them running. some parents trying to protect their kids. this happened at the great america in santa clara around 9:30 last night. a fight broke out near the entrance to the park and during the fight, someone fired a shot, grazing another person's arm. that person was not seriously hurt. the gunman is still on the run. >> still shaking. there have been 1400 aftershocks following the 6.4 earthquake that shook most of southern

at 73 each pittsburgh, you never fell out of the 70's through the course of the evening as far as we are in the afternoon low 70's and san francisco will be your daytime high mid 70's and oakland, while san jose still in the mid-eighties like i mentioned we still have some 90's today. also you where exactly to expect those ahead near forecast rob. all right. thank you john earlier this morning in the 5 o'clock hour there is a crash 80 east l for tell. >>involving a car and a big rig. the big rig ran off the road down the hillside flipped over lost its load and one person did not survive. so this is all going on on the eastbound side, the 2 right lanes are closed to traffic alert remains in place, but it's a counter commute directions. so the backup is not all that bad a little slow back from solano avenue and then you have was found looking lose as well plus a crash, 80 west at penn know valley road that's wrapping up so the westbound side is slow and pockets 23 minutes from crockett to the maze i've seen worse. bay bridge traffic jam from the maze through the toll plaza of course bu

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these are photos from one incident in pittsburgh. the fires will plow quickly because texture crews were brought on to work the holiday. and all, county firefighters responded to at least 37 fires in the span of six hours. a fire in san jose destroyed a detached garage and threatened a nearby home. broke out around 2 p.m. yesterday afternoon i communications help the fire grew to 35 acres before crews got it contained. in san jose, illegal fireworks are becoming a problem. once again this holiday weekend, they lit up the sky last night, despite the city crack down on the fourth of july tradition. stwith families anthankfully, it did not get out of hand like last year, when piles of debris were left behind, had one car was damaged. some residents support the tradition but others are afraid of what might happen.>> the past number of years it has been doing this and it is safe. it is a family oriented thing. >> it is scary when i see the teenage kids their. select the city is once again asking residents report their neighbors by taking

also in the east bay of boy was shot in the neck while playing with a gun in pittsburgh happened yesterday afternoon at a home on chesapeake drive. not far from will pass road police say a child who does not live at the home brought the handgun over to show it to his friends. they say it went off while he was handling it and hit one of his friends. the boy then took the gun and took off police are still looking for him right now detectives are trying to figure out if the shooting was accidental or intentional. >>to the south bay now a man has. >>down in the guadalupe river near old all road in all but an expressway in san jose. it happened just before 2 o'clock this morning. police pulled the man from the river where he was then rushed to the hospital but he did not survive. an autopsy is being performed to confirm his ideas. >>in the north bay, the lobby of the vallejo police department here is now back open after a carbon monoxide leak these are photos from the scene on amador street at around 5.30 that. kind of a rotten egg smell in the building. firefighters responded found that backup

while the tragic attacks in pittsburgh appropriately drew national attention, these attacks and others like them in communities across the country are less well known outside of the jewish community. they form the very background of concerns about security and safety. that many in the jewish community fill. the nation must be aware of these concerns and reject the forces that motivate them. as the attorney general and fellow citizen, i want to assure the jewish community that the department of justice and the entire federal government stands with you and will not tolerate these attacks. anti-semitism in the united states manifests itself in many ways other than outright violence. prejudice is often reflected in zoning laws designed to exclude juice from residing in particular communities. it is also manifested in harassment of jewish individuals and businesses. that is also why today it is about far more than criminal prosecutions. we need to combat anti-semitism on all fronts as a government. also as a society. we are therefore grateful that today's summit will include thoughtful disc

sunday, 111 in new york city 101 pittsburgh charleston, 105. the good news is we see some relief by monday for milwaukee, pittsburgh and binghamton. tuesday, the northeast is at or below average temperatures in the meantime, the heat nt>> something to look forward , al thank you. >>> tonight the nfl says it won't suspend one of its rising stars over child abuse accusations. but the decision is raising some new questions about the league's personal conduct policy. here's morgan chesky >> mvp, best player of the year. >> reporter: tonight the nfl cleared one of its rising stars. chiefs wide receiver tyreek hill won't be suspended or fined after being accused of breaking his son's arm. today the league saying, "based on the evidence presently available, the nfl cannot conclude that mr. hill violated the personal conduct policy. hill and former fiancee crystal espinal had been investigated earlier this year for child abuse, but prosecutors stopped short of pressing charges. >> we believe that a crime has occurred, however, the evidence in this case

each week the fresh approach mobile farmers market truck arrives in pittsburgh offering bargain producer for low income residents. and, many of them pay for it with the money they received from the cal fresh food assistance program. what used to be food stamps. but now, a new role proposed by the prophet of agriculture would prohibit payments to anyone making more than $32,640 for a family of four. in contra costa county, that would eliminate at least 4000 households from the program. >> of course, we consider them still low income. the threshold that we use is set in statute and by er: rule change is inedtoprevent abuse of the system by restricting people making up to 103% of the national poverty level. that may work in other states, but raising a family on $32,000 is almost impossible in the bay area. >> it doesn't work here. california is very different than the rest of the country it is so overpriced for most people. >> reporter: people on the any kind of assets worth more than $2250 would also be eliminated. including seniors with a small next and nest egg or even someone owning a c

day than what we had been seeing yesterday 60's in redwood city moundain view oakland conquered in pittsburgh with 50's elsewhere in the bay berkeley and delay how each at 55 degrees for your temperature livermore sitting at 56 o not that bad, but it is cool winds. breezy in fairfield and conquered well pretty calm elsewhere in the bay today. temperatures as we make our way through the course of your friday ahead of us looking nice a little bit warmer than we have been 60's in the coast 70's by the bay and a little bit warmer in the 80's in our inland areas. i'm talking more in your forecast for this day after the 4th and for the post holiday weekend as well still to come. erica. >>good morning, everyone. came too bad right now traffic is really like in fact golden gate bridge barely any cars we do see a lights out there looks like somebody got pulled over or something but how here if you're going to san francisco taking the bay bridge looking pretty smooth. and a minute drive from may's to fremont street they're heading out to the 5.80. >>from that school road to doubling you're looking at a

basin louis cardinals completed a 4 game sweep of the pirates in pittsburgh for the 1st time since 2004 paul goldsmith hit a home run for the full straight game in this 63 when the cardinals won and 11 of their past 13 games and now have a share of 1st place in the national the central to the defending super bowl champions than in the patriots were back at work on thursday the patriots and other teams in the league have become the training camps ahead of what is the n.f.l. since he receives and star quarterback tom brady looking for his 7th title when the team get their season underway in september against fierce rivals the pittsburgh steelers ok but it's always sport for now more later. french inventor has failed in his attempt to cross the english channel on a jet powered hub aboard frankie's a part are also known as the flying man took off near the port of caraway on thursday and planned to refuel on a boat midway through the 20 minute journey not into the water when he missed the landing platform the attempt to mark the 110th anniversary of the 1st powered flight between britain and

others like executive director having different directive action, grew up in pittsburgh attending the tree of life synagogue and knew some of those. we thank you for coming and convening this summit and calling upon us to display the scope of the problem. we hope you will visit www. memory.org for the contents needed to expose and fight this hatred and we stand ready to assist in all efforts to do so. thank you. >> i am chris hardee with the department of justice. the national security division overseas among other things, prosecution of crimes relating to terrorism, we work closely with the fbi in terrorism investigations in the intelligence community. these include crimes involving international terrorism such as committed by groups like isis and domestic terrorism. terrorist group like isis and al qaeda are hate groups. they all advocate anti-semitic violence. we are committed to using counterterrorism tools and expertise to counter terrorist violence inspired by hate. we work closely with the criminal division where crimes involving hate also involved terrorism. the topic of this

you're reaching the low 60's has also has conquered and pittsburgh. fairfield and delay hoey each at 55 or 56 degrees. like i mentioned not that bad of a start a little bit warmer than we were yesterday at this time. winds shouldn't be too much of a concern for most of the bay today, the breezy us in concord and fairfield as you do you often see and that part of the bay area. so 50's even some low 60's to kick things off this morning those 60's and 70's by the afternoon and then by the time we work towards our daytime highs today we're talking numbers that are a bit warmer in the 80's, a touch warmer today, even warmer tomorrow for your saturday. i'm tracking your forecast as we make our way into the weekend. all still to come. erica. >>good morning walks looking pretty quiet. out there as you can see the richmond sandra fell bridge apparently actually now there's nobody. >>heading on except that one car that you just saw strolling down. to the toll plaza heading to the north bay are looking at a quick seven-minute drive there. i'm sure a lot of peopl

will continue to play seats onesies the salutes cardinals completed a 4 game sweep of the pirates in pittsburgh for the 1st time since 2004 paul goldsmith hit a home run for the full straight game in this 63 when the cardinals won and 11 of their past 13 games and now have a share of 1st place in the national the central to other defending super bowl champions the new not patriots were back at work on thursday the patriots and other teams in the league have begun their training camps ahead of what is the n.f.l. since he receives and star quarterback tom brady looking for his 7th title when the team get their season underway in september against fierce rivals the pittsburgh steelers ok that is how the sport's looking for now let's get back to mary in la thank you very much andy and now a french inventor has failed in his attempt to cross the english channel on a jet powered hoverboard frankie's a part also known as the flying man took off near the port of cali on thursday and planned to refuel on a boat midway through the 20 minute journey he was not into the war so when he missed the landing pl