by a surface to air missile system. they see a catastrophic event of something hitting this object. it is a large infrared heat signature. they believe that was the crah of the plane. president oh, got the word of the crash directly from the russian leader putin. he called to discuss the economic sanctions because of russia's continued support of the separatist. this is the second disaster for a malaysian airliner this year. flight 370 disappeared march 8th with 239 people aboard. despite an intensive and ongoing search -- there's been no sign of the plane. keep it here on kron4 for the latest on today's crash. at 5:30 -- we'll see if it's affecting travelers at s-f-o. and on the web, we've posted the dramatic video and photos from the crash. and you can stay up to date on the investigation, with the kron-4 news app.

>>we're following developing news in the middle east. israeli defense forces have launched a ground operation into gaza. hamas warns it's a dangerous step. and says israel will pay a heavy price. this operation follows 10 days of bombings and air-strikes by israeli forces.which have killed hundreds of palestinians, including women and children. the attacks were prompted by rocket attacks from gaza. the violence began after three kidnapped jewish teenagers were found dead. and escalated after a young palestinian boy was burned alive in revenge. >>in the bay area -- new at five. police are investigating an apparent road rage incident in the north bay this morning. that ended in a shooting. this unusual case in corte madera innolves two elderly men. investigators say a 69-year-old driver followed a 71-year-old man to his home. then tried to pull into his garage. the homeowner closed the door on the man's car. after an argument - the homeowner shot the other

driver.who is hospitalized. this is video from over the scene of paradise drive. it's from our helicopter partnership with abc-7. police are trying to determine whether it was self-defense. developing tonight. we're learning more about a bank robbery and wild shootout in stockton. after a barrage of gunfire. it ended with one hostage, and two criminals dead. this is new video of the scene. taken on a cell phone by a passer-by. it all unfolded yesterday afternoon. beginning with a robbery. ending with a hour long police chase. and gun battle. kron4's charles clifford is live at the bank where it all started.charles? i am outside of the bank's west branch here in stockton where it started this afternoon. people are leaving flowers at the door of the bank people. in the

community are very shaken up. the police department is conducting a very intense ongoing investigation. let's take a look at the video nearly 24 hours after the shooting. this is footage from where it ended about 2 mi. from where i am standing with the gunmen were killed including one hostage. we're getting more details about what happened including that police officers arrived within one minute of the robbery being reported. they looked inside the bank and saw three on man. we are also learning that when they took hostages, they were not necessarily intending to use them as bargaining chips. they were using them as human shields.

they took the hostages and use them as shields when they got into the vehicle. preliminary investigations showed that the final gun in used the hostage as a shield. the gunmen led police on a car chase that lasted an hour - and covered 40 miles. on the highway and on city streets. the gunman may have stopped and attempted to ambush the police. when they were finally stopped a shootout in sued. over 14 police vehicles were injured in the shooting. we are trying to discern who fired the fatal gun shops were, there was the police or the gun in themselves.

this is video of the woman who was shot in the gunshot shooting. she was the last hostage left in the s u b when the shootout began. there were many shoot outs along the way. and many in view of bystanders who became witnesses to one of the city's most violent chapters. we talked to one person today who found himself close to the action. i heard three or four gunshots really loud. i was not sure what they were a, i thought they might be back fire from a car. then i hear 75 gunshots just one after another one, after another. then you hear sirens. i saw the guy get off the freeway, turned his car around, and start shooting at the cops

as they came down the ramp. i saw hundred police officers flying off the freeway shootings, at them and being shot at. it was hectic. i was going in sane and i did not know what to do. i saw people jumping out of moving cars, diving in bush's running, to stores for cover. i was freaking out i. was hysterically crying. i was screaming my head off at the bottom of my car. i did not know what was going on again, i would see my sister or girlfriend again. i was just scared that man was not injured. one of his car mirrors was clipped by a bullet. we're also hearing the heart- stopping audio recording from yesterday.as stockton police was calling in developments to dispatch. that hostage either bailed.or was thrown from the stolen suv.

fortunately that hostage survived. and keep it here. we're convering developments out of stockton and will have updates on air and on line.at kron4.com. an 11-year-old boy was robbed at knife-point earlier this month in santa clara. and the suspects are still on the loose. surveillance video just released from a 7-11 shows the suspect and his friends before the robbery. police say the robber is the person wearing a grey chicago bulls baseball cap. not long after this - they say he went to the washington elementary school. and threatened to stab the boy if he didn't hand over his bike. the suspect was last seen riding away on that stolen bike. that robbery is at least the second this month involving a child. on monday an eight year old girl selling candy for her

school was robbed in san francisco. police say surveillance video from a store in the city's the woman who robbed one of the girls in line behind her. after they left the store, police say the woman twisted the child's arm --- forcing her to drop a bag of money. by jumping on a muni bus coming up at 5:15. the grand opening of the new 49ers stadium in santa clara. then at 5:30. the possible defense strategy in the case of a prostitute accused of giving a google executive a fatal heroin overdose. and next. new research on fault lines. what it says about the areas at risk in the bay area. we are seeing signs everywhere this afternoon except at the coast. it will be foggy again tonight but we do have changes to the weekend forecast coming up

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new at five tonight. revised earthquake hazard information from the u-s-g-s.and the prediction is more shaking for more of the u-s. check out the new map. 42 states now have a reasonable chance to experience a damaging earthquake in the next 50 years. california is one of 16 states considered to be at *high risk. the lighter colors indicate lower risk.the darker reds are higher risk areas.

three bay area cities are signed out. scientists say the earthquake threat has slightly increased in san jose and vallejo. in oakland.the threat has decreased slightly. the projections come after u-s- g-s officials stuidied fault lines in the region. the last time the usgs released a similar map was 2008. still ahead. what we know about several school. the latest on a santa rosa woman - accused of choking a boy she says had been bullying her daughter.

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new at five. it's official. levi's stadium is ready for football.and lots of other events. there was a v.i.p. tour of the new home of the 49ers today. and a star-studded ribbon- kron four's rob fladeboe was there. >>it signals the end of a lot of hard work but cutting the ribbon on levi's stadium is only the beginning says 49ers c.e.o. jed york.

jed york/49ers c.e.o.>> we have already locked up super bowl 50, wrestle mania, soccer games, concerts'. the first sporting event here will be a soccer game on august 2nd, but as a tour guide points out, levi's stadium is ready to right now and there's a lot to see. featuring 45,000 seats, roughly two thirds of the stadiums 68,500 seat capacity, the lower bowl is among the biggest in the n.f.l. and commissioner roger goodell is impressed. roger goodell/nfl commissioner >> it is the first pro football stadium in california since the '80s. a lot of people work so hard to make this happen. in terms of fan experience, the stadium design eliminates the traditional club mezzanine level, which will bring fans in the upper deck lower to the field. concourses are three times wider than those at candlestick and there are 100 more concessions. the first level features open pedestrian plazas, retail, museum, art collection fantasy football lounge and way more stuff than

former santa clara city councilman kevin moore could have imagined when he wrote that letter years ago suggesting that the 49ers might just want to come to santa clara. kevin moore/former city councilman >> it is great to see santa clara celebrate this. lost angeles does not even have one of these. other highlights include scoreboards that can be seen for 100 miles at night, a rooftop solar garden with re- cycled water and 25,000 parking spaces within walking distance there was a salute to the construction workers, two of whom died building the stadium and then, the final seconds ticked off the coundown clock that began when ground was broken here a little over two years ago. >>in santa clara rob fladeboe

kron 4 news >>the city of oakland approved a deal last night to keep the oakland a's in town for the next 10 years. but the deal. was not what the team had originally hammered out. after hours of public comment and debate, oakland's city council approved a plan to extend the team's lease at the coliseum. but made a few changes in the terms. it's a complicated - since the raiders also play there.and they want a better venue. the city wanted to limited its liablity in case the raiders leave. supporters hope the revised deal will convince the a's to build it's own stadium. no word yet if the a's are ok with the changes. we have sunshine in most of the bay area. you can see low cloud coverage that lingers near the coast line. satellite images so fog near the north coastline starting to edge back into the east bay as well. but otherwise.

sunny otherwise we are still seeing thunderstorms throughout the sierra is. quite a few lightning strikes as well. even over yosemite into nevada. the temperatures are mainly in the '70s with a few eighties and mixed in. only in the '60s at the coast. tonight the fog will be returning with widespread drizzle. it will clear quickly and be clear tomorrow for your friday. the warming trend will continue into the weekend less. look at the numbers coming out. >>suspicious fires at a west contra costa county school have the community on edge. kron 4's justine waldman is live in the kron 4 newsroom with what happened. justine, do investigators suspect arson? >>yes.

someone started several small fires at a vacant school on tuesday nightand the damage is significant. we got a tour of adams middle school in east richmond heights. you can seepiles of burnt books, destroyed desks and broken glasses. it is a mess. a classroom and the main assembly area are were the fires were started. there were *five fires in all at the school there is smoke and water damage throughout the building. and before fire fighters got there. one very important thing stopped the fires from spreading. >>"if the sprinkler system had not been here the building would not have survived. it would have burned completely down." >>"the problem is it could happen again we don't have any survill systems. we need to demolish the building to make sure this does not happen again." >>crews were at the school cleaning up today. adams middle school closed in 2009. after a budget shortfall.

windows to the school are covered in plywood and there are locks on the doors. but somehow the fire-starters broke in. the estimate to clean-up the entire school is about a million dollars. in august the school board will consider a proposal to demolish the building. the contra costa fire department is now investigating. and tells us. they are following several good leads. >>a santa rosa woman accused of attacking an 11-year-old boy was back in court today. but there's been no decision yet on whether to file charges. prosecutors wants more time to investigate whether delia garcia-bracher confronted and choked a boy she said had bulled her daughter. the woman denies that she choked him.and her attorney says some witnesses can back that up. the incident happened in mid- may. there have been other delays.with the next court date set for august 28th.

next -- bite marks and broken bones. a man attacked by a shark in a popular tourist spot. talks about the frightening experience. then. the possible defense strategies in the case of a prostitute of giving a tech executive a heroin overdose. did you remember to pay the dog sitter?

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a tourist is nursing bite wounds and broken bones after a shark attack. it happened off florida's okaloosa island. reporter rob brown talked to the man about what happened. >>"it was here on the beaches of okaloosa island that a tourist from tennessee found himself fending off a shark attack." >>"what was going through my head? damn. i'm going to die. i mean, really, you know?" >>terrell moore and his family

are visiting okaloosa island from pleasant view, tennessee. on monday, he was out for a swim, about 75 feet from the beach, when he felt the bite. >>"it felt like getting shocked, punched and stabbed all at the same time. electrocuted, you know? i mean, it was just like "ugh," and i felt it up my leg." >>moore says he kicked the shark, and raced for shore he saw the shark turn to go the other way. >>"if my foot's still there, i'm good. that was my thought. so, lucky, man. pure luck." >>the bite broke bones in moore's foot and required stitches to close the wound. but, just two days later, moore and his family were back on that beach. >>"this is where we go. this is where we come, every year. and we won't change that. this is where i go. so will i be back? yeah. i'll be back. i love it out here." >>moore's not upset with the shark, either. >>"he's just doing his job, man. i'm in his house. i understand that." >>however, he might change his swimming habits. >>"out that far? you can bet on it. i won't go that far again." >>moore says the family will be back, and hopes other tourists - and locals - won't be scared away from the beaches. >>"y'all get out here and have a good time. this is florida man, this is where you want to be." >>the man says he's heard that the odds of being bitten by a shark are greater than the odds of winning the lottery.

so -- he bought four tickets before heading home to tennessee. >>coming up at 5:30. the latest on a commercial jetliner shot down over the ukrained. how it's affecting the bay area. heat shields are compromised. we have multiple failures. what's that alarm? fuel cell two is down. i'm going to have to guide her in manually. this is very exciting. but i'm at my stop. come again? i'm watching this on the train. it's so hard to leave. good luck with everything.

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tonight at 5:30.we're montioring new developments with that passenger plane.believed to be shot out of the sky. grant is back.he has the latest.grant. >>all 295 people on board the malaysian airlines plane are dead.and a u-s official says a surface to air missle took down the boeing triple 7 as it flew over eastern ukraine today. video as parts of the plane hit the ground. the ukraine government and pro- russian separatists who are fighting in that region have both denied responsibility for the strike. debris from the aircraft has been found as fara s 10 miles from the bulk of the wreckage. the u-s has to help with the ivestigation.but at this point.russian sepratists appear to be policing the crash scene. it is important that we get to the bottom of this sooner or later because of the

repercussions that may flow beyond the tragic loss of life. we need a full and transparency international investigation. i give my hope and condolences to the family and loved ones. this is the second tragedy for malaysia airlines this year including their airline that disappeared earlier in march. we spoke with passengers leaving the airport today not. all agreed that this incident made. them feel made. it is so feel--so far and in between.

i don't think i would change my travel habits but it does concern me because i do not believe political issue should affect normal people. i pay attention to the flight route so i can map where i will go and avoid those areas. malaysian airlines does not fly out of our airport. but u.s. airways have agreed not to operate over areas where the incident occurred.

>>now to bay area news. yesterday we told you about a prostitute pleading *not guilty killed a google executive by giving him a heroin overdose on his yacht in santa cruz. kron4's alecia reid talked to a criminal defense attorney today -- about the possible strategies her attorneys could use. >>a call girl that claims she had no reason to kill a google executive although forrest timothy hayes may've hired alix tichelman and asked her to bring heroin, and inject it, there's question as to whether she knew she had given him too big a dose. >>what is too muc h for one person may be just enough for another. she does know what it looks like ot overdose on heroin. she thought he was simply taking a heroin trip so she leaves. >>if tichelman's prior case in georgia where her boyfriend slash client died from an overdose, is admissible in court, it may work against her. but then again it may work in her favor. when her other type--client or boyfriend overdosed she, immediately called the police.

said that begs the question that if she had seen that before, why would she not call the police here. but what if she knew hayes was in distress? is she obligated to call 9-11? >>most people would say you have an obligationthere will be arguments about what the law really says about that. >>the 26 year old is charged with manslaughter, yet her bail is 1 & 1/2 million dollars. a bit extreme for the charge. her lawyer is asking the judge to reduce it and release her on her own recognizance. alecia reid kron 4 news we have breaking news in the room about a deputy who was shooting in alameda county. it happened around 545 this evening. details at this hour are minimal. officials are not saying who was shot. they're not

releasing any potential injury information. we have a crew heading to the scene and we will bring new news as soon as we have that. cloud cover filling in today. it was definitely less muggy today. we are seeing thunderstorms over though with plenty of thunder strikes. the tropical moisture appears to be over but it will return this weekend in the saturday and sunday. over the next few days of the fog returns to the coastline but will be faster to clear. what will be warmer until the tropical moisture returns making it more muggy and more warm. >>coming up at 5:45. the surprising problems women can face because of the shoes they wear. and next. new research says babies are ready to talk a lot sooner than you might think.

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parents often can't wait for their babies to start talking. that usually happens when they're about one year old. but a new study says they're actually ready to talk - a lot sooner. researchers say babies are actually practicing in their brains how to say their first words way before they actually utter them. as early as seven months their brains are stimulated by a parent's voice.and they begin rehearsing how to respond. they're supposedly eager to talk back - even if though they're not physically able to do so yet. researchers say speech development is a combination of sensory experience, motor activity and social interaction. the study is believed to

reinforce the importance to ready to children - early and often. live our camera shows the cloud coverage moving back to the bay. coming up we have our changes into the weekend

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i'd be honored. plan for your goals with advisors you know and trust. so you can celebrate today and feel confident about tomorrow. chase. so you can. we all know that high heels aren't great for the feet. but they can cause more health problems than women realize. holly firfer has the story. >>women seem to love their high heels >>"you can't go to a party without heels that just makes your outfit the shoes." >>high heels may look good, but what they're doing to our feet is anything but pretty. >>"high heels can cause stress fractures, tendonitis, all types of bone spurs, and encourage bunion and hammertoe formation." /it happens everyday that patients come in to my office with these problems." >>it can also affect other parts of the body. >>"when the body weight goes to the ball of your foot, the whole skeleton really has to compensate, so the knees and

hips jet forward and then your back has to hyper extend backwards. this completely mal aligns not just your foot, but the entire skeleton." >>this could lead to arthritis, long term pain, and joint pain. still most women don't want togive up their shoe lust. >>"i'm 32 years old and i'm bunion free and i've been wearing heels my whole life so i'm going to still rock them." >>the american podiatric medical association recommends that women wear heels no higher than 2 inches. so the best solution may be to wear heels in moderation and pack a pair of flats. for today's health minute, i'm holly firfer it was cooler today as we expected. temperatures were in the '70s but did hit '80s in some areas. temperature is down over what we saw yesterday. as we look live

from our camera down, town san francisco has cloudy skies with the low clouds already pushing back in and along the coastline and into the east bay. we will see widespread fog tonight. but it will be faster to clear. i want to talk about what is going on around the region were. we have clear skies today and is not has been muggy with less moisture. but we are seeing showers throughout this year has with heavier rain associated with those we. also see some lightning strikes. a wider picture shows the monsoon moisture from the southeast is over. but it is not quite over and will return this weekend. lake tahoe as well as yosemite and the california and nevada border have storms and lightning

strikes the. i will die down as the sun goes down. this evening the fog returns with even some drizzles near the coastline. the fog will be quicker to clear by 9:00 we shall see it clearing. temperatures will be about the same as we saw today with a couple degrees warmer in some areas. looking ahead to the weekend will show rising temperatures with more of that muggy feeling, especially on sunday

with the tropical weather making its way back up to us. it will be muggy on sunday with a slight chance of showers and, mainly over the north bay. >>microsoft announced today that it's cutting thousands of jobs. alison kosik has the latest from new york. >>microsoft ceo satya nadella promised bold changes, and he wasn't kidding. the software giant announced thursday it would cut 18k jobs in the next year -- or 14% of its workforce. with the first 13k of the layoffs happening in the next 6 months. the cuts are part of nadella's vision for a leaner microsoft. in a memo to employees, he writes: "the first step to building the right organization for our ambitions is to realign our workforce the overall result of these changes will be more productive, impactful teams across microsoft." the bulk of the layoffs -- 12,500 -- are employees microsoft inherited when it bought nokia. nadella saw many overlapping positions, both in factories and on the professional side.

microsoft is attempting to shift its focus to mobile and cloud computing. rivals google and apple have been beating out microsoft in those markets. this is the largest round of layoffs in the company's history, costing them up to $1.6 billion dollars. but nadella says it's a necessary next step. and investors seem to like where he's going. microsoft stock is up over 20% since he took over as ceo in february. in ny, im alison kosik. developing tonight is that immigration crisis at the u.s. more lawmakers are now standing up against the. current the congress is now down to days to approve the funding to help these thousands of children and

keep these actions in motion. the president has caught at the hispanic caucus. the caucus gives americans a chance to plead their cause. it was a very emotional meeting the. pain we feel at seeing children on the border and the pain we feel that a thousand will be deported and million already have been. the pain we feel over our broken immigration system. congress passed for--president asked for nearly $4 billion. nothing will change until the plane loads of children return to the countries from which they can.--came.

the legal process can take years. temporary housing is needed around the country. several states running those are saying no to the white house say, is the federal government's burden.

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roughly an hour ago there was a shooting involving a. huge share it happened in alameda county. the shooting was around 445 today near east st.. here are aerial images from the crime scene with abc seven news. you can see the crime scene tape blocked off. details are minimal as to what exactly went down. officials are not saying who shot who and are not releasing any information at this point. but you do see a vehicle that is being examined. jeff bush is arriving at the scene and we will have more information. information

we are also getting our first look at those terrifying final moments when the suspects exchanged gunfire with police. just terrifying video here. you can hear and see it bullets striking the suspects' vehicle. two suspects died here as well

as a hostage but we do not know if she died here were earlier in the day. no police officers were injured. suspects did shoot 14 different police cruisers and the police department shows that that suspects may have been trying to ambush the police officers. in all, two suspects were killed one. hostage was killed and two others were injured and are in hospital. one final note is that the bank with, was closed today, is scheduled to permanently close on friday.

friday we have team coverage on this story. kron4's maureen kelly talked to a witness to the robbery -- who turned out to be related to the customer who was killed. bite justin tankersey was headed to the bank when he saw a woman kidnapped before his very eyes

misty worked at a local dentist office. her boss posted his picture on his facebook page and a note saing that. she so was so full of life: always positive and caring. one of her favorite conversations here was how "amazing " her family was, her friends, and her work. we will truly miss her. flowers are being left at the bank. a note was also left to the woman killedreading dear misty today you were so brave. you died in a haze of bullets on a lovely afternoon. we are so proud of you. you will be missed. we will all look after paul and the kids. it was such a pleasure to know such a strong, lovely, fun loving lady. heaven has the pleaure now. see you again someday. >>we'll continue to follow developments online.

the route took the plane right over eastern ukraine where it fell victim to ongoing civil war. there were bodies splayed out in the field people. say the plane kind of exploded in the air and rain down in bits and pieces. this picture shows theboeing 777 taking off from amsterdam a few hours earlier. there were no signs of trouble the. it was traveling act 33000 feet over an area controlled by russian separatists when it disappeared. you see the initial tracking and then you see a catastrophic event of something hitting the object. it is a large infrared heat signature. they believe that was the crash of the plane.

this picture was taken just a few minutes ago in a village near. that near. the ukrainian government claims to have recorded a phone call from a rebel commander today saying, " the aircraft was just shot down and is dropping in the vicinity of the mind. we did warn you to not fly in our air. at this point no one is accepting responsibility. russian leader said that he had no influence and the president of ukraine is calling it a. terrorist today we went to san francisco's terminal to see if it was affecting passengers and if they felt less safe.

we don't like to fly generally. it is a concern but we do not like to fly. the boat is to slow. it is a risky business in some way, you are taking a chance. but you could just stay at home. i get depends on the route that you are traveling. i like to stay away from war-torn regions. i will not fly over the ukraine or i rock or areas like that. theffa has told us that they have been in contact with all u.s. carriers who have agreed not to operate in the region. we will continue to follow developments on line. you can get the latest information on our website at cr

back in the bay area police are investigating a road rage shooting in corte madera this morning. they say a homeowner shot a man who followed him into his garage after an incident on the road. they say the men argued - the the homeowner fired warning shots - and then shot the 69-year-old tiburon resident. that man remains hospitalized. police say the homeowner is cooperating with the investigation. so far -- he has not been arrested. coming up, and imposter at the airport pretending to be a screener. all so suspicious fires at an abandoned school. also fedex with a crackdown on. suspicious on nothing here locally but we do have a chance of more showers coming into the bay area, coming up in a no rush, andy.

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officers say they witnessed drug sales inside the clubs and in parking lots. all three suspects were taken to county jail in martinez. police say that more arrests are on the way. we have new surveillance photos tonight of two men suspected of burglarizing three homes in novato. they're accused of targeting a home in the bel marin keys neighborhood on saturday. the marin county sheriff's office says the men stole gaming consoles and electronics. it's believed the same men are behind two other burglaries in unincorporated novato. the same day. coming up the controversial a vent in the bay area. the bull run is an outcry from animal this. and investigations to suspicious fires at a school

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being charged with sending medications to customers without prescriptions. federal authorities announced the charges today. they say fed-ex knowingly delivered the drugs for ten years. authorities say the medications came from illegal online pharmacies. fed-ex says it did nothing wrong and plans to plead not guilty to the charges some of the drugs authorities say were shipped include, the powerful sleeping aid ambien, anti-anxiety drugs valium and xanax. >>after someone started several suspicious fires inside a shut- down school in west contra costa county. the school board is now moving to demolish the building. this is the mess inside adams middle school in east richmond heights. someone started the fires. 5 small ones. on tuesday night. you can see the piles of burn books and damaged desks. a classroom and the main assembly area are were the fires were started. there is smoke and water damage throughout the building. and before fire fighters got there. one very important thing stopped the fires from spreading. >>we had a good sprinkler system even though it is an aband closed site that prevented

the whole school and causing big damage in this neighborhood. crews were at the school cleaning up today. >>adams middle school closed in 2009. because there wasn't enough money to operate it. windows to the school are covered in plywood and there are locks on the doors. but somehow the fire-starters broke in. fire investigators are following several leads. >>at san francisco international airport. a story is unfolding about a passenger who reportedly posed as an airport security agent and lured two women into a private screening room and patted them down. the women went on to catch their flights. the man was allegedly drunk at the time. 53 year old eric slighton of san francisco was arrested and booked on one count of being drunk in public. the case has not been turned over to the district attorney. so no word on what other charges he might face. an 11-year-old boy was robbed at knife-point earlier this

month in santa clara. and the suspects are still on surveillance video from a 7-11 shows the suspect and his friends before the robbery. police say the robber is the person wearing a grey chicago bulls baseball cap. not long after this - they say he went to the washington elementary school. and threatened to stab the boy if he didn't hand over his bike. he was last seen taking off on that stolen bike. it was back to court. but no decision today for a santa rosa of attacking an 11 year old boy she says had been bullying her daughter. prosecutors say they need more time before deciding whether to file charges against delia garcia- bracher. she's accused of confronting and choking the boy. she denies choking him - and her attorney says there are witnesses to back that up. the incident happened in mid- may. there have been repeated delays in the case - and the next court

date is set for august 28th. oakland police are searching for a burglar who's been targeting businesses. they've released this photo of the incident, which happened in late april. the burglary happened on college avenue near the rockridge bart station. at the time - the man was wearing a black hat. jeans and a jacket. police are releasing the photo in the hopes someone can help identify him. kim will join workers and members from the coalition for a fair economy at a news conference on the steps of city hall this afternoon to share support for ballot measures that aim to increase the minimum wage, provide more affordable housing,

and levy a tax on apartments and houses. the news conference will be held at 1 p.m. on the polk street steps of city hall, 1 carlton b. goodlett place, san francisco. supporters will then attend the board of supervisors' rules committee meeting in room 263 at 2 p.m. satellite and radar shows clearing conditions over the bay area. still have thunderstorms over the sierra but lightning strikes are dwindling down. when the sun goes down those activities should cease but we will see more tropical moisture coming up over the weekend. here you see images of the lightning strikes. they are gone from the sierras but still down in yosemite. fog will be widespread tonight if drizzles along the coast. but

watch how quickly all of this will clear. by 9:00 the fog is lifted from the east bay. we will have more sunshine to the morning hours leading to a slight warming. we will have more 80 degree temperatures tomorrow. this weekend we see the return of the tropical moisture saturday night into sunday. things will warm up this weekend but it will feel muggy on sunday with a slight chance of showers, mainly for the north bay. next week will continue the warming trend dating to about 90 by thursday.

>>developing story. israel has launched a ground offensive in gaza. the army says the objective is to strike a "significant blow to hamas' terror infrastructure." israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu's office says he gave the army the green light - after hamas rejected an egyptian cease-fire plan earlier in the week. this also comes after hamas militants tried to infiltrate into israel through a tunnel from gaza. hamas officials have not commented. it's the first major israeli ground offensive in gaza in over five years. the operation followed a brief truce earlier today in which israel held fire to allow the people in gaza to stock up on food and other necessities after they have been holed up at home since the conflict began last month. coming up. new developments in the case of the 3 stolen cheese vans. the latest on the investigation.

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>>grab life by the horns. a controversial running with the bulls event is heading to pleasanton. the great bull run will take place at the alameda county fairgrounds next weekend. it is modeled after the bull run in spain. here's how it'll work. each run is organized with hundreds of people and up to 18 bulls. and -- just like the pampolona bull run in spain. you can pick a spot somwhere on the quarter-mile course and wait for the bulls to get to you. several animal rights group. including peta are urging the venue to drop the great bull run.

peta says 2 people were injured in a similar bull run last year. however people online are overwhelming positive about the event taking place. tweets main express excitement about the upcoming event. many hoping to take part in it themselves. negative tweets are mostly people concerned about animal rights abuse. still ahead at six-thirty. we'll recap all of our top stories including the malaysia airliner allegedly shot down in ukraine. a full investigation on who is responsible. plus -- taking action. a woman calling taking a look outside we will see plenty of changes in the forecast for this weekend. heat shields are compromised. we have multiple failures.

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there was a man severely beating a woman on the head. the officer did feel the woman was in danger, so he fired his weapon several times, killing that man. his body is now being examined by the medical examiner with investigators still on the scene trying to piece together what happened. one man is dead and a police officer has fired that gun because he was protecting the life of a woman. a passenger plane shot out of the sky. you see the fire ball

here. over-new-the 300 people are dead. u.s. intelligence is saying that a surface to air missile took down the plane as it flew over eastern ukraine from amsterdam to kuala lumpur. both ukraine and russian leaders have denied responsibility. russian leaders say the blame should be placed on ukraine military offensives. here at sfo are mixed can some reactions to this incident. some say it is still safer to fly than it is to be on the roadway. one acces--passenger says he will simply play attention to where his. planes

will be his the bank robbery that took place earlier reveals that the suspects used three hostages as human shields for. team police cruisers were used--were damaged in the shootout. suspects attempted to ambushed police officers. no officers were injured but two of the suspects were killed in. third is still in custody. continuing our coverage, a customer who was killed while being used as a human shield was identified as misty. she was the married mother of two and is called a wonderful woman. her 12 year-old daughter decided to stay in the car instead of going in the bank with her mom.

the plaque at the memorial reads "it was a pleasure to know this fun-loving lady. heaven has the pleasured now". this shooting happened in a driveway directly behind me the. victim is in the hospital in serious condition after being shot. in shot. the shooter is currently being booked. in another big story some, once started several small fires inside a vacant middle school. we got a tour of adams middle school today the. can see piles of burned books and destroyed desks and. they were five fire started in the school on. on fire fighters credit the sprinkler systems for stopping the fires from spreading. the

school closed in 2009 and the school board is now moving to demolish the entire building. fire fighters are following several leads to determine who did this. here in oakland of this city council has approved a deal that will hopefully keep that a's here for its 10 years. however the deal that was originally on the table that was approved by both parties has now been changed by this city. they have added seven amendments to the deal which will now go back to the a's to see if they will approve that. if by some chance they do, it will have to go to the board of supervisors for approval. the fog is already rolling back into the bay. we will see widespread fog on the coast but it will be faster to clear tomorrow so it will be warmer by

the midday. the tropical weather will return though so it will be a bit muggy but warmer. we see low coverage out the door tomorrow with drizzle new the immediate coast line. it will get a little bit more clear tomorrow. by 9:00 we will see sunny skies almost everywhere which did not happen until noon today. so temperatures tomorrow are a little bit warmer. as we look ahead to the weekend, the warming trend will continue with the tropical moisture set to return saturday morning into sunday. so it will be muggy. also a chance of showers in the north bay.

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good evening everybody. today the 49ers have the official ribbon cutting at the stadium. the first official event will be earthquakes soccer on august 2nd. the first football game will be october 17th when they played denver in the regular season. that nfl commissioner talking about how the raiders

might be a good fit for the stadium. we believe any stadium is appropriate for the raiders that they have to make that determination, if they will stay in oakland or if it is best to join this stadium the. they are working on that. as an outsider is pretty hard to imagine. everything is read in that stadium. the 49ers are the ones who went out and sold it worked, the politicians to get the money to make it happen. money runs everything but it is hard for me to imagine the raiders sharing at stadium. but it does deftly put pressure to win games.

a real hard-core fan who wants to work all week and take his family out, there is no way you can afford to do it. the cheapest seats are $75 a round roof. that means that you better win. you do not win people will really get angry with that much. much the stadium is almost too nice to have football and played. i would definitely enjoy some free food. you think i am joking .

the 49ers did make other news today. joe staling showed up for the ceremony today he. is a three-time pro bowl tackle our.

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a texas woman is taking the term walk in the closet to the extreme. it is a 3000 square foot closet. she says it holds her collection of designer shoes, a fully loaded champagne bar. she will also use it for charity functions including an auction for the american heart association. santa cruz county department has appointed its first woman dog handler she. will be on patrol with duke to, a german shepherd, they will hunt down drugs. the average service of a

dog is five to seven years in, they normally work with the same partner of the whole time. and of this guerrilla-gore-lot is celebrating its birthday. she is a western lowland gorilla which are considered critically endangered. made her public debut last christmas. i think she needed a little cake or something to. the weather could be pretty muggy the. it is gone today. but this weekend it will come back saturday evening into sunday so muggy on sunday with a chance of showers as well. mainly for the north bay the. it is a little bit warmer but not too hot. have a good weekend everybody.

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