teeth and using the rest room is fascinating. you also need baby wipes to wash your face. >> reporter: using but this tall and water >> reporter: >>using buckets to haul water >> reporter: they're doing everything they can to repair the broken water main but no predictions as to when walter will be restored. walter. if want to err is not back on there will be a stiff fine of four safety violations. water >> reporter:a 15-year-

old.arrested.accused of stealing an 11 year-old's bike at knife-point. santa clara police are crediting social media and the public for helping them make the arrest. >> reporter:late last week police released this surveillance video from a 7- 11.they say it shows the suspect and his friends before the robbery.which took place july seventh at washington elementary school. >> reporter:police say the 15-year-old robber is the person wearing a grey chicago bulls baseball cap. >> reporter:not long after this - they say he went to the school and threatened to stab the 11-year-old if he didn't hand over the bike. >> reporter:and a woman accused of robbing an eight- year-old san francisco girl is now under arrest. police arrested ladonna christian for robbery, felony assault and willful endangerment of a child. >> reporter:they say the girl who was robbed is one of the three children in line behind christian in this surveillance video.

>> reporter:the incident happened last monday afternoon near this corner market at divisidero and eddy street. investigators say christian twisted the little girl's arm - forcing her to drop a bag of money she had earned from selling candy in the neighborhood that day. >> catherine: a 5-year-old boy hit by a minivan in san francisco saturday afternoon is on life support. >> catherine: police say he'd been playing with friends near the south hayward bart station. and was hit by a van when he ran across the street. >> catherine: the driver of the mini van has not been charged - and police say drugs and alcohol were not factors. >> catherine: oakland police say they're stepping up patrols in the lowell park area after a weekend shooting injured a 9-year- old girl. >> catherine: police say she was playing in the park saturday night when some men began shooting at each other. the little girl was hit by one of the bullets.she is expected to survive. police are still looking for the gunmen. >> catherine: the surviving suspect arrested in last

wednesday's bank robbery and shootout in stockton was in court today. >> catherine: 19-year-old hy-mee ramos heard the long list of charges he's facing. kron4's maureen kelly was there. >> reporter:the 19 year old who police say is known associate of the norteno street gang appeared nervous as he entered the courtroom. >> catherine: cominghis hands and legs shacked.after the guards chained him to a courthouse bench he was given a copy of the criminal complaint.you can see for yourself how thick it is.45 pages long35 charges total.with numerous enhancements. >> reporter:the first allegation off the top .the premediated murder married

mother of two was a customer at the bank of the west when she was kidnapped along with two female bank employees. the women were and used as human shields during the susequent shootouts between the suspects and the police. the two employees survived. misty did not. family members of the slain woman showed up in court wearing tee shirts with her picture. >> reporter:in addition to kidnapping, robbery and carjacking ramos is also being held responsible for the murders of alex martinez and gilbert renteria.the two gang members he allegedly committed the crimes with. who died in the a gunbatle with police. >> reporter:he's also being charged with one attempted murder charge because one of the bank employees was shot.and 22 counts of the attempted murder of a police officer. it's possible that he could face the death penatly. >> reporter:ramos did not enter a plea. he's back in court august 18th. maureen kelly kron4 news. >> catherine: authorities are still looking for a fourth man. they think he gave the other three suspects a ride to the bank. >> catherine: across town, crews today brought down the

sign at the bank of the west branch where the robbery happened. >> catherine: they worked around a memorial of flowers and other gifts - set up to honor the woman hostage who was killed. >> catherine: the bank had already been scheduled to close for good last friday -- two days after the tragedy. >> reporter:a couple of major developments tonight in that downed malaysia airliner in eastern ukraine. the train carrying bodies of the victims in refrigerated cars is now on the move. it's taking themthem to the city of harkv, where they will be flown on military jets to the netherlands. >> reporter:that's where they will be examined, identified and returned to ther families. malaysia's prime minister announced another breakthrough >>tonight, we have established the basis of an agreement. the separatist rebels have agreed to hand over the

plane's flight data and cockpit voice recorders. today the kremlin released what it calls evidence that the ukraine government was to blame >>a ukrainian aircraft climbing towards the malaysian boeing 77. >> reporter:the kremlin says its radar showed a ukrainian air force jet like this one was in position to shoot down the airliner. >> >> reporter:ukraine's russian separatists gave the rationale. >>"we have not had any motive to target this plane. but for ukraine, our enemy, crash of this plane is very beneficial." >> reporter:at the pentagon, a very different chain of events. recorded by spy satellites. >>there was a convoy several weeks ago, about 150 vehicles, with armed personnel carrier, multiple rocket launchers, tanks, artillery >> reporter:us military and intelligence analysts narrowed in on two pieces of

critical information: >> reporter:first, a surface to air missile system had been turned on in a separatist controlled area in eastern ukraine. >> reporter:a moment later a u-s satellite captured the heat signature of a mid air explosion. the conclusion: a russian supplied the surface to air missile launcher shot down the flight. president obama saying all signs point to russia. >>"we have to make sure that the truth is out, and that accountability exists." >> catherine: coming up at 5:15. >> catherine: the violence in the mideastwhat we know about u-s citizens who have been killed. >> catherine: then at 5:30. a bay area man is accused of pretending to be a police officer - in order to >> and next. a major recall involving fruit and vegetables sold at trader joes and costco >> jacqueline: perhaps more drizzle and did things happening in the forecast this week out have more coming up!

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>> reporter:think twice before eating fresh summer fruit. trader joes, costco, sam's club are part of a nation- wide recall for peaches, necatrines and pluots. >> reporter:officials at wawona packing company near fresno issued the voluntary recall.saying small levels of listeria were discovered. >> reporter:listeria is a bacteria that's especially

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>> catherine: secretary of state john kerry has arrived in cairo between israel and hamas. more than 500 palestinians and 27 israelis have been killed in two weeks of fighting. the victims inlclude two u.s. citizens. the president has told kerry to fight to end the violence. >> catherine: israel has a right to defend >> itself against rocket and tunnel attacks from hamas, and as a result of its operations, israel already has done significant damage to hamas's terrorist infrastructure in gaza. i've also said, however,

that we have serious concerns about the rising number of palestinian civilian deaths and the loss of israeli lives. >> catherine: as andrew spencer reports, the u-n is also calling for an end to the violence. >> reporter:max steinberg, a native of california, served as a sniper in the israeli defense forces. sean carmeli of texas served in the i-d-f, as well. the two u-s citizens are among 13 i-d-f soldiers killed on sunday. >>s' military wing claimed to have captured an israeli soldier -- a claim that israeli officials have denied but said they're looking into. >> reporter:israel's incursion into the town of shaja'ia sent hundreds of people fleeing into gaza city. the gaza health ministry says more than 500 palestinians have been killed; the united nations estimates about 70-percent of those were civilians. >>"we have no war with the people of gaza. once again, today, israel agreed to a ceasefire." ".the third time that israel accepted and hamas rejected a humanitarian ceasefire." >> reporter:israeli forces

say they've destroyed several tunnels used by militants to smuggle weapons and facilitate attacks in israel, and since the beginning of their ground operations, last thursday, officials say they've exposed 16 tunnels with 43 access points. >> reporter:after an emergency meeting sunday night, the u-n security council expressed concern about the rising death toll and called for an end to the violence in the middle east. >> reporter:the palestinian u-n ambassador called that a test for israel. >>".if they are going to abide by all these elements and to stop this aggression against our people." >> reporter:andrew spencer, kron 4 news >> catherine: israel's military says it has killed at least 10 militants trying to get into israel by using tunnels. it says this video shows them trying to get into israel from gaza on monday. this follows the bloodiest day for both sides since

the conflict began two weeks ago. hillary clinton took >> catherine: questions today from facebook users at the company's headquarters in menlo park. >> catherine: and the former secretary of state is holding a streamed twitter chat tonight. it's part of her ongoing book tour.as she promotes "hard choices." clinton has been answering questions - using the hash tag "ask hillary." >> catherine: president obama will be in the bay area later this week.for a big democratic fundraiser. he'll be at a private home wednesday morning in los altos. house democratic leader nancy pelosi and congresswoman anna eshoo will be there. tickets aren't cheap. they start at 10-thousand dollars for lunch and a photo. a v-i-p package costs 32- thousand dollars. >> jacqueline: seen mostly sunny skies with a few clouds hanging round the we woke up to a lot of clout coverage this morning in

cold drizzle. even report to grain and san francisco. at the center to bridge more clout coverage we are not hanging on to much cloud coverage right now that is pretty much it, more sunshine this afternoon with temperatures in the '70s and '80s practically bay area wide. we did hit the '80s with a few more locations but we do have ultimate high temperatures coming up and just a bit. increasing clouds tonight with a wide spread cloud coverage and drizzle. it will fairfield lastmuggy tomorrow. it will warm up and we will hit the '90s. more information later in the hour. >> catherine: a push to repeal tougher marijuana laws in san jose has failed.

with the clerk's office saying there were not enough signatures turned in. the silicon valley cannabis coalition wanted to put the matter on a november ballot. now - san jose's 80 medical >> catherine: marijuana collectives will have 90 days to comply >> catherine: with the new ordinance. it will force many to move to industrial parts of town, away from residential neighborhoods, schools and day care centers. several clubs, like this one on stockton street near the airport has already closed. the owner says he just couldn't comply with all the new rules. . >> to qualify you have to find a location that will meet the deadline would guide line. >> catherine: hodges argues that the new rules will force his clients buy their marijuana on the street. >> catherine: he says he and other collective owners are considering legal action to keep their doors open. >> catherine: some bay area children will be going camping free this summer.

this is the 20th year for the program. where campers get a chance to meet kids with similar medical histories. kron 4's alicia reid was there yesterday for the sendoff. >> reporter:rolling their suitcases.loading up the tour bus with all their luggage.and being cheered on as they head off to camp. these youngters all have something in common. >> being able to be with people who've had transplants like you. >>- this is my first time seeing anyone with a transplant. i have a kidney transplant, and so does he. it's gonna be so much fun swimming and hiking. i cant wait. >>- singing >> reporter:saint dorothy's camp will include a talent show, swimming, and more. these kids got a taste of it before heading off. all this fun brings campers back each year. >>- this is my 2nd time going to camp. >>- and i've been here for a

long time. >> reporter:counselors also see the change in the campers as they mingle with other children. >>- the friendships they create, it's kind of a magical experience every year. >> really fun and get to make new friends. >> reporter:parents wave goodbye, and in one week, their children will come back with stories that'll last a lifetime. in menlo park alecia reid kron 4 news. . >> reporter:next --- more warnings about what too much social media can do to your marriage. >> reporter:then - the types of fast food that are getting more expensive -- because of bad weather.

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>> catherine: if you spend too much time on facebook and other social media websites -- you're more likely to get divorced.

>> catherine: a new study says those are the people more likely to be in troubled relationships.and unhappy in their marriages. >> catherine: the study says a hike in the number of new facebook users is connected to a higher divorce rate. researchers say they're not suggesting facebook 'causes' divorce -- but there is a connection. >> catherine: next --- developing news on the peninsula. highway 84 closed - after a car wreck. when crews are expected to reopen the highway.

(male announcer): this is the bay area news station, kron 4 news starts now. a car crash in woodside this >> catherine: morning has closed highway 84 for hours. >> catherine: it happened near grandview drive - when a car knocked over a power pole. no one was injured. >> catherine: the pole was blocking the highway - and both directions of the highway had to be closed. 84 -- from highway 35 to just south of grandview drive is affected. crews expect to have the road reopened around 6:00 tonight. >> catherine: a major accident in the east bay this morning shuts down a major roadway in newark. it knocked out power to nearly a dozen families. >> catherine: as kron four's terisa estacio reports - it took several different crews from multiple agencies to deal with this wreck. >> reporter:it was here on newark boulvard monday morning around 4am when this

large truck slammed into a parked car on the road >> reporter:the truck - also struck a tree see here how a branch is sticking out of the driver's side - >> reporter:the truck also brought down some power lines police say the driver was sent to the hospital this is sgt. julie macias. >> sgt. julie macias/newark police dept. the driver seems to be ok. just minor injuries. q. cause? under investigation, but we have ruled out alcohol. >> reporter:faced with a major clean up crews began to assess the situation - >> reporter:look here as city workers put down this agent to absorb disel fuel spilling out of the trucks engine. pge crews began the task of reconnecting power to the nearly dozen homes effected by the downed lines. >> reporter:because of the impact the tow truck crew had to dismantle part of the truck before hauling it off. for fear a piece would fall off during transport. with the truck gone >> reporter:than city crews had to clear away the large

magnolia tree taken out a pge foreman said they hoped to have power restored by the evening. >> reporter:newark bouvleard is a major throughfare for commuters to the dumbarton bridge >> reporter:police say fortunately despite the road being closed for many hours traffic was successfully diverted with little impact. >> catherine: a san francisco man is accused of impersonating a police officer -- then sexually assaulting women from central america. jeffrey boo-guy is accused of dressing like an officer - luring recent immigrants >> catherine: to his home.and then assaulting them after getting them drunk. he threatened them with getting deported if they told anyone. >> catherine: boo-guy was actually arrested two weeks ago. but police aren now looking for more possible victims. officer albie esparza/sf >> police: we don't care about someone's immigration status. if you are a victim of a crime we want to hear

from you, so please come forward and make that report if you feel you were a victim of the suspectthe victims were picked up in san francisco's mission and ingleside districts. also in oakland and hayward. >> catherine: a developing story. the search continues in marin city for the gunman who shot a man in the face and head. >> catherine: it happened shortly before midnight in a neighborhood just off 101. >> catherine: kron 4's will tran talked to a woman who heard the gunshots. >> reporter: after being shot he staggered a quarter mile from this location it was the public who heard the scream and shooting possibly. they were the ones that contacted the police. rest and into surgery and he should survive his injuries. >> after he heard the shot

he heard someone say help, help! >> i said all, is that my cousin over there or what? i did not know so i quickly got dressed and came outside. >> know. no. >> reporter: are working with the public to find that out the subject got a way. as far as the victim, they know who he is and they do not want to release his name. he is not from marin city. >> reporter:the trial to determine the future of the los angeles clippers continued today. it's to decide whether a deal negotiated by donald sterling's wife violated the sterling family trust. she negotiated a deal to sell the team to former microsoft c-e-o steve ballmer for two billion dollars.

>> reporter:sterling agreed to the sale but changed his mind. >> reporter:the court action to resolve it has been under way since last month.but it's been in recess for the past week. >> reporter:and now, the billionaire's c-f-o says sterling may have to sell a lot of his real estate. >> reporter:he'd need the cash to cover a 500-million dollar loan if he refuses to sell the team. earlier this year, the n-b- a moved to oust donald sterling as owner of the clippers over racist remarks he made to his girlfriend. >> jacqueline: to the judge were largely in the '70s land ie 80 degree temps in redwood city and fairfield weaver and the 70's for downtown san francisco today. as we look live from san francisco right now mainly coverage and high cloud coverage out in the distance. we are

showing mainly clear skies renown with showers we did see this morning lifting taking a wider view pitcher we still see some showers in d.c. araucaria and the sierra. kind of moving into the coastline as well with you isolated showers tonight. we will talk more about that and are futurecast coming up in just a bit >> catherine: coming up at 5:45. >> catherine: the local spot where you can get a close look at a humpback whale.. and next. >> the hunch that will have come and a half a mile of the shore. >> watching them and the

monterey bay. >> we have seen more and more and that is because the anchovies are here. you can see an enormous amount of anchovy is right at the surface and that is why the hunch that wills are here. hunchback wales >> reporter: coming up head first chasing the anchovies right out of the border. right out of the watcher water (cheers & applause) >> that was the biggest one ! >> grateful to the up part of it.

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starbucks all report their quarterly results this week. and the cost prognosis for some of our favorite treats does not look so good -- all because of price inflation. >> reporter:just last week hershey's said it was raising prices eight percent due to the increased prices of cocoa, nuts, and dairy. >> reporter:and dunkin brands, the makers of dunkin donuts is also expected to announce price hikes this week. starbucks meanwhile already increased its prices last month. >> reporter:much of this due to bad weather. >> reporter:the calioirnia drought impacting beef and avocado prices. another severe drought in brazil is raising the price of your morning coffee. and bad weather is creating a suppy problem for cocoa. >> catherine: and if junk food is *not beyond your budget yet -- send us a photo of you and favorites. >> catherine: this is actually national junk food day. here are some of the pictures we're getting. >> catherine: you can e-mail us at "i-report-4-kron-at- kron-4-dot-com." >> jacqueline: you will see changes and the weekend forecast as well coming up!

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the aum space cowboy. the easygoing actor return to television with eight simple rules in 2003 with the following year starting in the notebook. the romantic drama was a hit. bumgarner ability to excel in both television and film made him an easy choice for a lifetime achievement award in 2004. the father of two there remained married for 60 years to his wife lois 1¢ not be forgotten >> jacqueline: as we look like from the golden gate bridge this afternoon barely a trace of those clouds left. temperatures running largely in the '70s.

76 and san jose, and 77 in livermore at this time it is going to stay mild thinks to the cloud coverage 3 less muggy with the tropical moisture moving out. it will be live warmer inland with a little bit of coastline creek satellite pictures showing some rain here to the north the system will continue to lift off and to the north and moved closer to the coast line keeping the sea breeze winds and tact. futurecast showing widespread cloud coverage and a couple of areas. indicating that there will be like rain at the san mateo coastline that will continue into the 9:00 hour.

as a move into the morning dust clouds will start to lived and died 11 and noon additional clearing at the coast a little bit later. pretty comfortable in cupertino, 79 in san jose our inland valleys will be in the '80s but the low 80s but very comfortable out there. we will be in the '60s at the coast and the upper 60s and half moon bay and 70 in san francisco. 70's and 80's near the north bay. very little fault out there this weekend. fog. >> jacqueline: again, as low nineties for the inland valleys. >> reporter: >> hit thursday when the

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new at six. >> catherine: a string of burglaries and break-ins at some san francissco start-up companies. tonight-- business owners are on high alert. companies south of market are being burglariezed. and the same woman is responsible. murder charges have been filed against a man connected to the bank robbery and shoot-out in stockton last week. 19-year-old hy-mee ramos faces 35 felony counts including murder and attempted murder. (male announcer): this is the bay area news station, kron 4 news starts now. >> reporter: it is not the

only video of the suspect. >> know of at least five stores that could have been robbed. >> reporter: are in the video the same woman now with someone else. peterson says caring able fact stolen from office from his office. >> takes away our focus from working on what we really want to be working on >> reporter: >> they all come through the door system so we have is someone that is a master cold for that. code >> reporter: not all are taking place at night. >> of these burglaries' are happening more through the day. check to make sure that no one is around and casually walking and take a couple of pieces of

electronics and are out and eight master of minutes. >> reporter: now they hope that the release of this video the suspect was soon captured. at this point san francisco police has not seen all of the videos. anyone who recognized anyone in them, should contact police. in san francisco dan, and kron 4 news. >> catherine: kron4 maureen kelly was in the courtroom today and have the story. >> reporter:the 19 year old who police say is known associate of the norteno street gang appeared nervous as he entered the courtroom. >> reporter:and he seemed to be breathing fast as the judge read each and every charge for the death of misty holt singh >> reporter:the married mother of two was a customer

at the bank of the west when she was kidnapped along with two female bank employees. the women were and used as human shields during the subsequent shootouts between the suspects and the police. the two employees survived. holt-singh did not. >> reporter:the other two murder charges are for the two other suspects who allegedly committed the crimes alongside ramos. alex martinez who you see here and gilbert renteria. >> reporter:they both were killed in a shoot out with police. in addition to kidnapping, robbery and carjacking >> reporter:ramos is also being charged with attempted murder because one of the bank employees was shot. and he's looking at 22 separate counts of attempted murder of a peace officer. the san joaquin county deputy d-a explains how they came up with that number >> it was a minimum of 22 officers that he shot at. so we to stop at that number. >> reporter:ramoswho could face the death penalty if convicted. did not enter a plea. he's back in court august 18th. maureen kelly kron4 news.

>>police are still searching for a fourth robbery suspect. >> catherine: they think the man was driving a black sedan and dropped off the other robbers before the hold-up and shoot-out. >> catherine: it has been nearly 4-days since residents at the springhouse apartment complex in pleasanton had running water >> catherine: the situation was brought on last friday by a major water main break. the ongoing lack of water is causing major concerns for pet owners >> absolutely, we are in a drought situation and water is hard to come across as it is. we get this lame excuse, one day it will be fixed so how we have to deal with what we have. >> catherine: police in sausalito have identified the two people found dead this weekend. after reports of gunfire. >> catherine: it happened on the 100 block of san carlos avenue around 3-am sunday. the victims have been identified as discovered as robyn chan and mara truly. the causes of death have

not been released yet. >> catherine: police say there was no sign of a break in at the home. sausalito's last homicide was in 2009. >> catherine: 2 p.m. hearing on request by ryan kelly chamberlain ii,charged with possessing a homemade bomb in his san francisco apartment, to be released on bail so that he can be placed at an inpatient mental health >> reporter: the information to determine exactly what happened over the skies of the ukraine last thursday. >>"we have to make sure that the truth is out, and that accountability exists." >> reporter:president obama says the evidence points to russia. pentagon analysts say

satellite, radar and phone intercepts all indicate the plane was shot down by forces of the self=proclaimed donets peoples republic. with a missile launcher provided by russia. >> reporter:the kremlin released what it calls evidence that a ukrainian air force jet like this one was in position to fire an air to air missile at the airliner. >>a ukrainian aircraft climbing towards the malaysian boeing 77. >> reporter:the rebels accuse the kiev government of shooting down the airliner deliberately. >>"we have not had any motive to target this plane. but for ukraine, our enemy, crash of this plane is very beneficial." >> reporter:russian television showed outside investigators at the crash scene. they are being watched heavily armed rebels. almost all of the bodies have been remnoved from the scene. tonight the train carrying the remains is headed to the city of harkv, to be flown to the netherlands. there they will be identified, autopsied and returned to their families >> reporter: the airline lost will lead a deep scar

on his country. >> catherine: secretary of state john kerry arrived today in cairo to push for a truce between israeli and hamas. kerry will try to get the militant palestinian group to accept a cease-fire deal brokered by egypt. >> catherine: the deal would stop nearly two weeks of fighting that have killed more than 5-hundred palestinians and 27 israelis. >> catherine: hamas - which controls the gaza strip - has so far rejected the cease-fire deal. >> catherine: coming up. >> catherine: highway 84 shut down - after a car crash. repairs and when crews are expected to reopen the roads. >> catherine: plus -- underage drinking okayed in class. >> catherine: and fruit recall. the retailer is a fact that coming up nextnew circumstances that allow

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>> catherine: the nationwide recall involves peaches, nectarines and plums. and it was pegged between june 1st and july

12th of this year. listeria is a bacteria that especially dangerous for the barry and inanyone with a wd means system. systems and symptoms include fever, headache and stiffness and i ship. the nationwide alert is voluntary and the fda system of the recalled fruit was being sold at the bay area costco and trader joe's stores. so far illness have been not know illness have been reported. a >> catherine: college kids under 21. to taste alcohol legally. and several fresh fruits recalled.at several local stores. the dangers you and your family face. next. >> catherine: college students in california.under the age of 21. will soon be able to legally taste wine and beer.as long as they don't >> catherine: governor brown signed a bill today that allows sipping and spitting for students

>> catherine: the bill start takes effect in time for the winter semester. programs at u-c davis and fresno are among those which can now remove restrictions. >> catherine: oregon and washington state already have similar laws. >>coming up. >> catherine: a hospital is paying the price after one of its doctors is accused of doing something shocking. patients claim a cynecologgist was taking secret photos. victims are walking away with a big win. also -- a big road block for pot clubs in san jose. also -- a big road block for pheat 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. watch tv virtually anywhere with the u-verse tv app. with at&t, the u-verse revolves around you.

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>> catherine: pot clubs in san jose have failed to get a measure on the november ballot that would have repealed a tough new ordinance. s kron four's rob fladeboe reports.they weren't able to get enough signatures by the required deadline. >> reporter:in the end it wasn't even close. when the city clerk's office finished counting signatures on monday, the 11th hour effort to have voters weigh in on medical marijuana was well short of the 33,000 needed to qualify for the ballot. backers were disappointed but not surprised. >> david hodges/silicon valley cannabis coalition medical marijuana >> we have done everything we could to make it happen but it was a very difficult task.

>> reporter: collectives, like this one on stockton street, have already closed after receiving notice that they have 90 days to comply with a pair of new city ordinances that will force most to move, making it hard to stay in business. >> to qualify you have to find a location that will meet the guidelines. all of the elbows and concentrate all have to be produced on site and collectives will be limited to see people 21 and over. >> reporter:hodges says his group is now considering legal action, saying their clients will be forced to buy their marijuana on the streets, like this man, who did not want to be on camera. >> why make people become a criminal. it is a lot less dangerous than alcohol and that is my personal opinion. >> reporter:happening now. highway 84 remains closed tonight. after a car crash brings

down a power poll. >> reporter:the accident was along eastbound highway 84 in woodside.near grandview drive and highway 35. a car plowed into a pg&e pole, causing the pole to fall across the roadway. >> reporter:no injuries were reported in the crash. >> reporter:the roadway is expected to remain closed until about 7:30 p.m. and motorists are advised to prepare for delays in the area, she said. >> catherine: san francisco police say they've arrested a man who was impersonating an officer. and sexually assaulting women from central america. they say jeffrey boo-guy would bring the victims to his home - get them drunk and then assault them. >> catherine: he's accused of threatening victims if they called police.saying they'd be deported.or face other police retaliation. police say he targeted women who had recently arrived in the country - and who don't speak much english. he's in jail tonight on a bail of 2- point-one million dollars.

>> catherine: a new study paints a grim picture for homeless or unstabley housed women in san francisco. according to new research from u-c-s-f, 60 percent have recently experienced months. >> catherine: the study looked at physical, sexual and emotional abuse and studied 2-hundred and 91 participants. about two-thirds expericned recent emotioanl violence. about one-third experienced physical violence. >> catherine: and about the same number experienced recent sexual violence--- just under one-third. the study recommends more care settings for women to help get them better resources. >> catherine: part of tesla plant in fremont is shut down. but only temporarily. the carmaker says this is a planned shut down so it can retool the factory and prepare it for making the new model-x suv. >> catherine: when the work is done. the fremont plant will be able to produce both the model-s and model x. the company says the production line will be back in operation on august 4th. meanwhile, telsla's 35- hundred employees are still on the job. but assigned to other work or training. >> catherine: hillary clinton took questions today

from facebook users at the company's headquarters in menlo park. >> catherine: and the former secretary of state held a streamed twitter chat tonight from the twitter headwquarters in san francisco. it's part of her ongoing book tour.as she promotes "hard choices." >> catherine: clinton has been answering questions - using the hash tag "ask hillary." >> catherine: president obama will be visiting the bay area for more democratic fundraisers this week. >> catherine: he'll be in los altos wednesday with house democratic leader nancy pelosi. the tickets aren't cheap -- they'll start at 10- thousand dollars. >> catherine: but for 32- thousand dollars - a v-i-p package includes lunch and a photo with the president. the event will be at the home of local philantrhopists - judy and george marcus. >> catherine: the city of oakland is giving people a little extra notice before their cars get the dreaded 'boot'. >> catherine: this month - the city is putting courtesy notices on parked cars which have oneunpaid violations. >> catherine: they're hoping

that results in fewer cars getting towed or immobilized because of unpaid tickets. they say that won't happen until there are 5 or more tickets. >> catherine: oakland is nearly done converting to new parking meters that accept payment by credit cards or phone apps >> jacqueline: we were a little cooler in daly city and half moon bay with the upper 60s there. we hit the upper 80s if redwood city, antioch and livermore. but otherwise we are in the '70s and it was not too bad the not too bad right now. mainly sunny skies with a little bit of cloud coverage hanging over but not much. mount temperatures and tomorrow the will clear once again. but it will be less waiting to hear back from >> jacqueline: listing to

the north of the roaring bull the located with isolated showers. clouds and rain. lifting to the north, again. takeshi and as the wide spread cloud coverage in some areas such as the east bay or closer to the coastline with drizzle and the fog. tomorrow morning current clot will clear still cloudy at the coast line into the afternoon as wall the temperature similar to what we saw today in the '70s and '80s. but the '80s in cupertino and 79 in san jose 70's inside the bay and 73 in san francisco. 78 and

76 in the bottle. >> jacqueline: things will heat up near the work week for it pretty much cloud free keeping temperatures in the '90s away from the coast current >> reporter: no damage or injuries because this quick comes 24 hours after another. in the danville black hawk area. >> catherine: taking secret photos of where he worked. plus a personal trainer and volunteer officer in hot water.

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county -- santa paula police have accepted the resignation of a volunteer reserve officer this comes after laura weintraub was seen in a youtube vido joking about running over bicylists. >>video >> reporter:the video ends with an electronically altered image of a car striking bicyclists. with the caption.like youshe apologized on facebook weintraub has a youtube channel. and has posted a series of segments called cup holder commentary. she is a personal trainer -- and has been a reserver officer of 3 years in the small town police force. >> catherine: johns hopkins has agreed to pay 190 million dollars to settle the case of a doctor who secretly took pictures of

his patients. >> catherine: gynecologist nikita levy was fired in 2013 after a colleague reported him for recording patients with a hidden camera. >> catherine: levy confessed and police found naked patient pictures and videos of patients on his home computer. he committed suicide soon after the confession. levy had worked at the hospital for 25 years. >> catherine: a man shot several times in the head and marin county and the latest on the search for the gunmen. >> jacqueline: some cloud cover cheer but not much pretty sunny out there but clouds will return. with isolated drizzle tonight and will talk more about that as 630

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francisco and commercial burglary is on the up it appears that someone may be targeting tech start ups. they all provided us with surveillance the video that shows the suspect. police are trying to identify each suspect. >> reporter: in stockton the surviving suspect involved in the shoot out following a bank robbery last week met his first appearance in court. ramose seem to breed fast as he heard all of the 35 charges he faced. carjacking of attempted murder in more with 22 separate counts of attempted murder of a police officer.

the 19 year old could face the death penalty creek he did not enter a plea he's back and on the 19th. >> reporter: a water main break causes residents in this complex to go without water for four days. >> cannot brush your teeth, using the restroom is fascinating, they then is what the baby wipes if you have those handy. >> reporter: rationing water bottled water with residents to have no deadline moghul as to when this will be restored. >> reporter: the shooting took place, we do know that he was shot at least two times and the head and face. amazingly he staggers courtroom mile to eight

where the public heard this grant and the shots and called the police. police came out within minutes and he was still conscious at the time rushing him to surgery. he still should survive his injuries. >> reporter: another big story, shutting down for several hours after a garbage truck struck a parked car. all around 4:00 in the morning heating be part car and dree. along with power lines were pg and he rushed to the crop accident. having to come out and clean up the diesel fuel that was spilled on the ground. a tow truck company came out to dismantle the truck before they could take away it was not until late afternoon were north boulevard was reopened.

>> reporter: no medical marijuana on the ballot this fall. the san jose city clark said he was thousand short of what is qualified to play be placed on the ballot. ponte clubs was given 90 days to comply with the new rules which is revamping their procedures and relocating. which a lot of the top club owners this will drive them out of business completely. pot club owners >> reporter: peaches, plums and tendons. could make you sick and there was a recall.

>> jacqueline: although it does not look like it from our camera here in downtown san francisco in look like we could have some clouds and showers tomorrow. most of the rent lifting to the north the bus's right now there is a small component pushing toward the coast line which could impact us to marron bringing us more bad drxzzle drizzle.. near hayward that could continue. temperatures to mount and the '70s and '80s the '60s at the immediate coast line accurate and the two and print what city and 80 and napa up. we will have less

clout coverage on thursday and friday along with the weekend. with the temperatures were began to get back into the '90s. (male announcer): now, here's stanley roberts who found some people behaving badly. >> reporter:there are many ways to ride of the oakland i'm going to show you what not to do >> reporter:it simply amazes me how people can brazenly break the law and then upload it on the internet for the word to see then people will send me nasty grams for showing it. >> reporter:showing stuff like riders on the opposite side of the road and let's not forget riding without a helmet after a crash with no helmet. it more like look >> reporter:red lights an option for these riders where you can see them rolling through then often without a care in the world >> reporter:except watch this. this is international blvd and fruitvale a very

busy intersection and the rider know it so they stop and wait for the light to change, you already broken every law in the books why stop now >> reporter:these are called dirt bike take over where unlike its cousin the sideshow riders do whatever they want without even the slightest fear of getting caught >> reporter:since oakland police have a no pursuit policy often the riders if the see the police they just speed away >> reporter:this is not the first time nor will it be the last time you will see people on all terraine vehicles and dirt bilkes often without licence plates or helmets >> reporter:not to mention there is another name for them, some riders call them squids since none are wearing the proper riding attire if you are on a bike >> reporter:and no flip flops and a wife beater dies not qualify as proper riding material

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advice for some merit over 12 years you should try. >> catherine: a new law will limit full-contact youth football practices due to growing concerns about concussions. governor jerry brown approved the bill earlier today. >>while the law won't go into effect until next year. most coaches already abide by the rules. >> catherine: drills involving game-speed tackling will be prohibited in the off-season. >> catherine: during the school year. these drills will be limited to 90-minute sessions twice a week. >> catherine: several lawmakers questioned whether the proposal puts student athletes at a competitive disadvantage. >> catherine: gary has the sports and details next!

(male announcer): it's now time for gary radnich from the jack in the box sports desk. >> gary:good evening! >> gary: 15-day disabled list with elbow. >> gary: 19 singles. look at that one by brian howard bringing home but ricky duvall just moments ago hit a home run. the giants are leading 64. the dodgers are 1 in tonight. the dodgers in town friday. >> gary: matt cainit's the

first time in his 10 year career to miss time with an injury to his pitching arm. return to >> gary: minor league system so if he shows the he will have the energy that he can t and they will bring cam up. >> gary: the a's are often not. the losses led me out of here. when the a's acquired the record by malone was not good enough. he says please, i do not want to sit here and brought an very out. the

latest trade. the forty- niners and the old vic sprit >> gary: marcus allen was a planned offering when he made this statement so take it for what it is worse. there is no way al davis could have on critic roger the bill when he was the commissioner here for the rich and cutting mention that he thinks the solution to the raider stadium to share the stadium here it is >> i think it is a viable option. he does not want the raiders to play in the shared stadium. >> gary: catherine i cannot argue with this. i am just telling you again when you want to have a television station moved into someone

else's home. >> catherine: (laughter) >> catherine: it has happened. >> catherine: they know i had a time so that they could switch the colors that and for it. >> gary: is just that is brand spanking new. i cannot see the raiders were doing this. if you are now 20 and do not have the money people do not want to admit this. >> gary: that is where the money that is where the money is correct >> catherine: is kind of what a mess.

>> gary: raiders used to be great! people you'd forget. and now is reversed. >> gary: outstanding coach turned broadcaster tony done g says he would not have taken gate linebacker michael sam. not because do not believe that he should have a chance to play but i would not want to deal with all of the publicity and everyone talks about michael salem. michael sam >> gary: may sound a little edgy but michael sam will

change the attitude in the locker room, if he becomes a star player of the lead in the he will people will become more sophisticated and shed their prejudices a little bit faster. but if he does not become a player i do not believe that he will make that type of impact. >> gary: mandel the first backup to be to have the best selling jersey in the league. by the way catherine lebraun james marketing agency represents men sailed creek johnny mann sale, his uniform is number one and russell wilson of seattle is no. 2 and people like kapernick he is the

third fastest selling jersey and taking manning number for. we have some real honesty bob dole's been >> enforcement is broken and the infractions committee has not help a meeting in almost any year. i think that is not an understatement that cheating pays. its pc to, conspired to celebrate the rules. and i get caught on most occasions. >> gary: that is honesty for the come from the commissioner. how do you police a bolster seen a kid after the game as it is here is a couple of hundred dollars to take your girlfriend out? that stuff goes on all of the time. >> catherine: it is

refreshing that someone said it. >> gary: yes someone with a suit and tie on. thank you catherine >> catherine: and said: there was odd behavior prompting a world wide push for help.

>> catherine: and molly looking, they're in our jeter team that is getting a lot of attention. media is calling him the saddest paul baer in the world. there's a petition on change adopt or tool relocation to a better zouk and canada. people at the argentinas to are not helping exactly helping. they're saying he's beating older and moving him would

not be easy. >> catherine: and entertainment new rules a lot of celebrities are getting married this year. >> catherine: overheard dishing from by mark destroyed mlb in her fiancee native country creek, >> reporter: >> reporter: warning-to get ready for a throw down august 30th in miami like most recent celebrity weddings requesting on guest leave their phones and cameras at home. now for a marriage rumor are sean penn and surely staring say that i do. charlize theron.

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