stories. they charged him with possession of child pornography. >> he had a freak side that they need to be shown to students. >>justine: he never had any problems at the school. creek some students tell kron4 news this is a terrible way to in the school year. >> he's a good teacher. i wanted him to come back. the computer lab will not be this same without him. >>justine: what are now he is on unpaid leaves. in san leandro, justine waldman, kron 4 news. >>catherine: police tell kron4 they are investigating to find out if any students could be victims. we also talked to the school superintendent. >> we will not win any

possibilities until that person comes forward. we will not make any assumptions and not speculate at all as to what may or may not have happened. >>catherine: more details now. according to court documents. the accused teacher had photos of a woman -- and was also in possession of her underwear. he allegedly had a key to the woman's home -- and took the clothing when she was out of town the photos allegedly had the woman's face cropped onto photos of other women. the attorney for the accused teacher has released a statement. saying no one should jump to any conclusions as to whether rick styner committed a crime. we'll hear why he says there is 'not' sufficient evidence in the case. that's tonight on our show at eight. >>grant:12:45 this morning. three people shot outside the shadow ultra lounge night club.a block and a half from the 12th st bart station near city hall.

you can see evidence of all the bullets that were flying. police say some people were kicked out after an argument broke out inside the club. once outside.someone started shooting into a crowd of people. two women in their 20's and a security guard were injured.shop owners and >> bank banqg. >> rapid succession. >>grant: police are checking the club's surveillance cameras to try to identified any suspects.the three victims are all expecetd to recover. but this moring's night club shooting is just one of several shootings in oakland over the weekend. three people were shot at at what's called a side-

show. this was near mac-arthur blvd and 106th avenue early saturday morning. these side-shows are illegal. it's where cars show up.and basially shut down a road- way.the drivers doing donuts and other dangerous maneuvers. critical condition as a result of a shooting at this side-show. two males were also treated at a hospital, but those injuries are not life- threatening. meanwhile there were at least four other shootings in oakland over the weekend.one of them deadly. a person was killed early sunday morning.and two others were hurt in a shooting at international boulevard and 90th avenue. also.three shootings satuday night. 9:10 - 65th ave and eastlawn street.female shot. 10:05 - 1900 73rd ave - 2 male victims. 10:15 - 78th and bancroft aves - 1 male victim. no arrests made.

at 90th avenue, a said. >>catherine:trial began today, for a man accused in a brutal rape at a homecoming dance in richmond. this is video from the scene that night -- the crime made national headlines. the man in court is among a group of six originally charged with attacking a teenaged girl. kron4's dan kerman is live at the martinez court house. dan? >>dan: the evidence will prove that

he was not just there to witness these violent assaults, but he played an active sexual parts and the act. >>catherine: peters attorney had their chance at opening arguments and they admit he was at the scene but they say his dna was found on a beer can at the scene and it was not semen found on the condom but it was something called a dna that could have blown in from a different car at the scene. there's actually no proof they say that he was involved in committing any of the sexual act and the jury should keep an open mind as they listen to the evidence. this is just the start of the trial. there is another suspect and his opening arguments in his trial will get underway tomorrow. reporting live at the courthouse here martinez, dan kerman, kron 4 news. >>catherine:jury selection began today at the trial for accused serial killer joseph nay-so. the 79-year-old is charged

with killing four women in northern california, between 1977 and 1994. twelve jurors and nine alternates will be picked. the trial is expected to last until november. op in june. nay=so is representing himself -- but does have an advisory counsel.. if convicted, he could face the death penalty. a grassfire burned part of a park in san jose today. this is video from our helicopter partnership with abc7 news. the fire seemed to be fairly close to some homes. but they were not damaged or ever in danger. it happened this afternoon, at story road and roberts avenue. firefighters at least check were getting a handle on the fire.. no one was hurt. the hot dry weather doesn't help in situations like that. but ---there are some changes ahead. i'm here in the weather kron4 weather center with chief meteorologist jacqueline bennet. with a check on the foreacst. >>jacqueline: taking a look right now from

the golden gate bridge, we can see the fog on our satellite image. very close to the coast line. this is going to bump back along the coast line tonight and spreading throughout the bay area and 2 tomorrow morning. temperatures this afternoon a lot cooler, we were in the '60s and '70s. still in the '80s out and antioch. 77 and pleasanton at this hour, 60 in san francisco. as a look ahead to tonight, widespread fraud. let's take a look at where we are expecting that fog. pretty much everywhere. this is the 6:00 hour tomorrow morning. very widespread fog conditions the north bay. patchy fog for the south bay. tomorrow, temperatures will be about the same as today. and has been cooler because of a fog, but we are going to warm up through the rest of the workweek. how conditions for friday. i'll have your complete forecast, coming up.

>>grant: were learning more about the power house fire. officials just announced nearly 3000 people can return home after being forced to evacuate. it is bigsheriff's official: nearly 3,000 people can return home after evacuating amid calif. wildfire. 5 or 6 homes destroyed.15 others damaged. burned almost 30-thousand acres. there were up to one- thousand homes threatened. doubled in size in less than 24 hours.

>>catherine:also developing. the clean-up is underway in oklahoma, for the second time in just days. after yet another deadly tornado. new tonight - - we're learning more about the experienced storm chasers who died in the storm. along with new video just released.that story is ahead. you kids should count yourselves lucky.

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apartments get payouts from their landlords. kron4's maureen kelly explains. >>maureen: if you are getting sick of looking at your same four walls.but don't feel you can move because the money you pay for your rent controlled apartment is low.a business called lease buy out now .is claiming to be able to help tenants get thousands from their landlords to help you get out. depending on how far below market you've are paying for your place. they say you could tens of thousands. .if your landlord is willing.if the deal is made the company takes a cut of 18%. >> but with one bedrooms being around 3000 dollar a month in some cases.lease buyout now says their services

looking for a big payoutif they plan to rent a similar apartment in san francisco.because the cashand oy can do is give me a buyout or i'll stay. the landlord the company's president says they are getting a lot of calls after advertising on consumated any deals yet. ted gull-ick-son of the san is skeptical how sucessful tenants lack the leveragebut he says.if you are absolutely going to move out>> maureen kelly, kron4 news. complete by august. >>catherine:state treasurer bill lockyer says he's not going to run for state controller after he leaves office - as many expected. the democrat says he'll do something else when his term expires in early 2015. the 72-year-old says he

wants to do something new. lockyer - who's held an elected position since 1968 - has served as attorney general and senate president pro tem. he says his decision was not influenced by his wife, nadia lockyer, who resigned as an alameda county supervisor - amid a series of public substance abuse and relationship struggles. >>grant:a contra costa county case of hepatitis-a appears to be linked to a recently recalled batch of frozen berries sold at costco stores. a 62-year-old woman from east contra costa county was hospitalized with hepatitis-a last month.but has since recovered. health officials say she bought the townsend farms organic antioxidant blend of frozen berries that was the subject of a multi-state recall. the centers for disease control officials say the at least 30 people have been impacted. townsend farms says the outbreak has been traced to a type of pomegranate seeds from turkey that are in its fruit mix. the oregon-based company says the mix is now off the health officials are still investigating whether the berries might be sold at

other stores. amtrak's popular san joaquin route. train derailed. happened sunday. as a as you can see where it happened. 10 cars went off the track and crashed into a self storage facility. as this is about 15 mi. east of the modesto. most of the cars were empty, and no one was injured. it is not clear yet to why the train derailed >>jacqueline: oakland, 66 degrees, san francisco at the airport,

70. 67 out in santa rosa. as a look ahead to tomorrow, we are going to see fox-trot the entire bay area tomorrow morning. it will help keep things mild for the rest of the afternoon. a few low 80s. into wednesday, less extensive fraud. so temperatures warm attack, but will warm all live in two thursday and friday. temperatures into the '90s for the weekend. by 8, the fox starts and peeling back. the south bay, only see a few patches remaining. by the 11:00 hour still some patchy fog four bay stores. for temperatures tomorrow morning, we are seen widespread '50s. seven days

away from the coast and in a few low eighties for afternoon highs. for inland valleys, portions of the north bay and some portions for the south bay. as we head into the 7:00 hour, cooler evening ahead with readings in the '50s and '60s. let's take a look at temperatures near neighborhood. it will start along the peninsula tomorrow. we will see 70 for san mateo. the coast line and the upper 50s and low 60s. as we had over toward the east bay, tend to be in the '60s and '70s for east bay stores. 68-san leandro, 71 for union city. if the

pitcher extended forecast. tomorrow, about the same as today but gradually warming through the rest of the work week. by friday and saturday, the hot conditions return. and you can watch the weather forecast whenever it is convenient for you on our 24/7 bay area news channel. it's on comcast 193 and on kron4.com. >>catherine:the search for a teenaged boy swept over a waterfall in yosemite park saturday has been suspended. water levels in the merced river are dangerously high -- making a search unsafe. a park spokesperson says aleh kalman was swimming in the river when a swift current carried him over the nevada fall. witnesses tell us that they saw kalman actually swim river,t

to the middle of the river where there's a large bolder. he was hanging out on the boulder having fun and when it was time for him to swim back, he got back in the water, started swimming back and as he was coming out of the water and onto the shore the current caught him again and swept him and he was unable to recover. >>catherine:rangers spent the weekend searching for him. it's considered "impossible" that he could have survived. the 19-year-old sacramento resident was at the park with a church group. word of the suspended search came the same day as news that a climber fell to his death at the park sunday. 28-year-old felix kiernan of london was killed. he was about 600 feet up a climbing path when when a large rock fell and hit him. angelina jolie and brad pitt step out together at a zombie movie premiere. it's the first time since she announced her double mastectomy details, ahead.

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>>catherine:homeowners combing through debris -- looking for anything left after a tornado swept through their neighborhood. sixteen people are dead, and six more missing. the victims included a team of veteran storm chasers. they were caught when a

funnel cloud suddenly swerved towards their car. kron four's grant lodes is here with that story. grant? >>grant: okay, first let's set the scene. the tornados hit the town of el reno, just west of oklahoma city on interstate 40. it's just a few miles from moore, devastated by another tornado 11 days earlier. when the new storms arrived last friday, storm chasers three of them never came back. you're watching mother nature at work and all the dynamics ,,, it's fantastic tim samaras spent 25 years chasing tornados. the safest place to be is right here inside this vehicle. >>grant:on friday a tornado caught up with him. the mangled wreckage of his vehicle shows the power of the storm that killed him, his son and a colleague. the erratic path of the

storm caught other crews unaware. >>"duck down. we're going to die!" brendan sullivan came face to face with one twister., but managed to survive without a scratch. weather channel photographer austin anderson was part of another team caught up in the same violent system. >>"when we realize we weren't going to make it because the storm took a very quick left turn." abruptly he says the tornado made a bee-line right for them. lifting their vehicle 30 feet in the air and throwing it from the road. anderson suffered several broken back bones, but vows to keep at it. >>"says is everybody ok? is everybody ok? says yes, yes. well let's see if we can get out." >>"i've seen a lot of these in my career, but never been that close and i was trying to get away from the storm at that point, but getting picked up, tumbling, being airborne, it was violent, it was it was rough. truly the scariest moment of my life." three days later, the storm chasing fraternity mourning their losses, but planning for the future. >>we don't go out here to

hurt ourselves, we go out to warn, tim, out of everybody was out to learn and out to teach people about storms. >>hopefully do a little soul searching and try to figure out what we need to do to try to stay safer out there. >>terisa:a federal grand jury has >>catherine: indicted a mississippi man suspected of sending poison-laced letters to president accused of producing and threatening the president and others and trying to impede the investigation. life in prison and hundreds of thousands of dollars in fines. dusky - who was arrested in april - denies the charges. new tonight. the u-s supreme court ruled today that police can collect d-n-a from criminal suspects without first getting a warrant. the vote was a very close 5-to-4. the ruling involved a maryland case where a man was convicted of rape based on a d-n-a sample taken during an arrest on an unrelated charge. the justices decided the dna testing did not violate the fourth amendment which protects people from unreasonable search and twenty-six states and the federal government allow genetic swabs to be taken

after a felony arrest and without a warrant. >>jacqueline: certainly comfortable around the bay area today. temperatures mainly and '60s and '70s. the '80s and antioch. upper 70's and now in doubt but, 79 there. but taken a look at the differences santa rosa. just 67. the fog played a role in the cooler air there. we are going to be seen widespread fog tonight. the fog bank sitting off shore, but there are some patches near the coast line. this will fill land and spread inland as we head up over night. falk tracker, you can see it's spreading throughout the bay area and 2 tomorrow morning. into tomorrow, temperatures a little bit cooler than

today thanks to the fog. but we will warm right back up towards the end of the week. i will show you your extended forecast coming up. >>catherine:caltrans has started a major new project along interstate 580 that could slow down traffic getting onto and off the richmond-san rafael bridge for several months. kron 4's charles clifford shows us what's happening. >>charles: this is an overhead view of the richmond san rafeal bridge. this is the toll plaza on sunday, caltrans began work on this section of interstate 580. the work is blocking all of the traffic lanes. what caltran has done is closed down all westbound travel and drivers heading westbound towards the richmond san rafael bridge are being de toward right here. they have to bear left across the median

and onto the eastbound side of interstate 580 right here. each direction will have two lanes of travel. the eastbound and westbound lanes and it is going to be a tight fit. there will be no shoulder here so if there is an accident, it could cause major delays in both directions. also now there is also a 45 mi. per hour speed limit throughout this area. this entire detour is about a quarter of a mile long. when you get past, you return to the normal side of interstate 580 just before the toll plaza. western dry, there is an on ramp on to 580. this is going to be close down while this construction is going on. this entire project is expected to last about three months and the news room, charles clifford, kron4 nonews. >>grant: to the wild stock-

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a violent weekend in the bay area. shootings at a sideshow in oakland. and an upsurge in gang violence in san jose that has led to calls for the c=h=p to step in. early this morning.three people shot outside the shadow ultra lounge night club.a block and a half from the 12th st bart station near city hall. two women in their 20's and a security guard were injured.but are expected to survive. also in oakland.a woman is in critical condition after being shot in the head at a side-show car display.at macarthur and 106th avenue. those two of at least six shootings over the weekend in oakland. in san francisco.a man was found fatally shot in the outer sunset. a family friend found the 67-year old male victim in a garage. fatally shot in a garage. no arrests jave been made. and in san jose.two violent incidents friday night.

a fatal stabbing in west san jose near where 280 and 880 intersect. also friday night in.a gang related shooting in east san jose near story road and east capitol expressway. the shooting around 5:00 friday night left one man in serious condition. its 21st homicide of the year. a man was stabbed to death in west san jose. it was the fifth homicide that week, and the eighth agency to help with the increase in violence. kron-4's rob fladeboe has the story. >>rob: jose acting police chief larry esquivel, tem nora campos, citing what the california highway violence. police need outside help. shooting. could be the most violent pas outside help is needed to city in america. in san

jose rob fladeboe kron 4 news. >>catherine: he outside an oakland club sent 2 womena security guard to the hospital. it happened at the shadow ultra lounge on 13th street and webster. some of the bullets pierced furniture storelanding in a leather sofa the first time there's been violence at a club in that spot. police are checking the suspects.the three victims are all expected to recover. there was also violence across the bay. in san francisco, a 67-year- old man was shot and killed neighborhood.. a family friend found him. no arrests have been made. anyone with information is san francisco police. >>grant:san jose firefighters fire reported at happy hollow park this afternoon. a seven-acre fire that sent a lot of smoke into the air. helicopter partnership with a-b-c-7. it happened near senter and

story roads, just south of interstate 280. cal-fire was called in to assist in fighting the fire. no structures or businesses were threatened. the closest business is the happy hollow zoo. but the zoo remained open. a spokesperson says the fire wasn't close enough to force any evacuations. the san jose fire department says the fire is contained but not yet under control. firefighters will stay there catherine? >>catherine:police have charged a san leandro high school teacher with possession of child pornography and burglary after a lesson in his computer class went horribly wrong. during a computer class of 45-year old richard styner police say he accidenlty showed students a naked picture of himself. the lesson was supposed to be on how to transfter photographs from your phone, to a computer. styner told adminstrators about the incident.and police started an investigation. that investigation revealed disturbing photographs and over 200 pornographic stories on his school computer. and images of his neighbors underwear. kron 4 spoke to a student who was in the class and saw her teacher's very innapropriate pose.

styner has taught at san leandro high school for 15- years. he is now on un-paid administrative leave. he has not been arrested. only charged. his lawyer tells kron 4 news. there is not sufficient evidence to convict styner. he is due in court june 10th. opening statements began today.in the trial against pas of the men charged in the gang-rape of a 16-year-old girl. it happened at richmond high school back in 2009. this video from the crime scene. it was the night of the homecoming dance, when prosecutors say at least 7 men and maybe as many as 20 attacked the girl, who they in and out of consciousness kron-4's dan kerman is live at the courthouse in today's opening statements. dan.

marsalis peters is not charged with rape, forcible oral copulation and rape with a foreign object. during opening arguments, prosecutors indicated that when the first question appears, he said he was not at the scene. then they say, he said he was there and he fondled the woman as well as groping her and that touched her private parts. prosecutors also indicate if that there is some scientific evidence that says he did more. >> in the test on the used condom, evidence was found. seamen and semen from marcellus peters.

>>dan: the defense is making the point that they say there was a trace of dna around the scene and it could have been blown around by all kinds of things so that simply, his dna that was found on the used condom does not mean that he was involved with sexual acts with the victim. we are expecting the victim to testify during this trial. we can also tell you that another suspect in this case opening arguments in his trial begins tomorrow morning. reporting live from martinez, dan carmen, kron 4 news. >>jacqueline: right now temperatures are running in

the '60s and '70s for the most part. we are still sitting at 82 degrees and antioch. 56 in daly city, 64 out and oakland right now. 71 in san jose. as we take a look outside from our roof cam come downtown san francisco, here comes the low cloud and you are going to be seen widespread falk for the overnight hours. a little breezy out there and when the end fairfield. 33 mi. per hour or sustained winds at this hour. we're seeing 20 mi. per hour in oakland and also in the livermore. it was quite breezy today in santa rosa, but wins are dying down in there. as we look ahead into tonight, widespread fog. into tomorrow morning, we should expect fog everywhere. patchy everywhere else into tomorrow afternoon. temperatures a little bit cooler for most spots that

we saw today, but we will warm up through the end of the work week. it is going to be halved by friday. i will have your extended forecast coming up. >>catherine:still to come. need to get out of your lease in san francisco? there's no app for that -- but there 'is' help available! how one company can help both tenants *and landlords. the commute on the richmond- san rafael bridge is a little slower today. blame it on some construction work. we'll update you on what's happening.to help you with your commute! and the i-r-s remains under fire. everyone from politicians to now, the i-r-s responds. stay with us -- as the kron-4 news at six continues. you kids should count yourselves lucky.

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>>catherine:a san francisco company is offering a new service that is raising interest and eyebrows. they're offering to help tenants in rent controlled apartments get payouts from their landlords. kron4's maureen kelly explains how it works. lease buy out now .is claiming to be able to help tenants get thousands of dollars from their landlords in exchange for leaving their homes. depending on how far below market the rent isthe bigger the possible payoutthey say upwards of 50 grand . minus their cut of 18%.the landlord has to agreebut this new company says there is strong financial motivation.

>> it would certainly increase rental income immediately. >>maureen: if your landlord is willing. but the san francisco apartment association which represents landlordssays they don't support anything that helps in the displacement of tenants.noting that it could be too hard for them to back into this frenzied rental market. for the renter who wants to try and get back in the city's frenzied real estate market. lease buyout now's president .came up with this is idea after living in a rent controlled apartment in the city for 20 years. he has no plans to use his own service anytime soon.and agrees it's not for everyone. >> these are more for people looking to find alternative housing in different communities. >>maureen:if you missed the free weekend at the san francisco museum of modern art. you won't get another chance to visit for two-and-a-half years. big expansion project.

>>catherine:caltrans has started road that could cause traffic delays for drivers on the richmond san- rafael bridge. caltrans has launched a project to retrofit some overpass bridges in the area and the work is expected to last for months. kron 4's charles clifford has more on what drivers can expect. >>charles: this is an overhead google earth view of the r rafael bridge looking east. here's the toll plaza.. this is the chevron refinery... on sunday, caltrans started a project to replace the road decks of four overpass bridges here to the east of the plaza. the first phase of the project will involve work here along the west bound lanes of 580. in order to finish the work, all of the west bound lanes here will need to be shut down for about 3 months. during that time, west bound traffic driving towards the bridge will be detoured across the median.. here...and onto the east bound lanes. for about a quarter of a mile, east and west bound drivers will share the roadway with two lanes in each direction. now it's going to be a tight fit here and there won't be any shoulder. so if a car breaks down here it could cause major traffic delay. the speed limit through the detour area has been reduced to 45 miles per hour once west bound drivers get around the construction zone, they will veer right back into the normal lanes

just before the toll plaza. also, this east bound on also be closed during clifford kron 4 news. >>grant: the government agency is under scrutiny for targeting conservative groups that wanted to be tax-exempt. as many millions of dollars on conferences. extra money on hand.

the one-fifty. two days, two capitol hill hearings for the i-r-s. the government agency is under scrutiny for admittedly targeting conservative groups that wanted to be tax-exempt, and for spending millions of dollars for employee conferences. lawmakers have plenty of questions for the acting i- r-s commissioner. emily schmidt shows what unfolded monday in washington. it's a different kind of taxing for the irs: the acting commissioner of the internal revenue service on capitol hill to answer congressional questions about the agency's actions.and spending. nats this cupid shuffle video is one of two videos the irs spent 50-thousand dollars to show at a 4 million dollar conference for 2700 of its workers in 2010. the other video featured a star trek theme: no can do, i already spent my per diem for the day. those are just some of the released tuesday in an audit general for tax administration. the irs acting commissioner has already said in a statement the conference funding was inappropriate-- and from a prior era, but it's only one reason the

the other is the agency's admitted targeting of conservative groups seeking tax exempt status. it happened in the cincinnati irs office, but republican congressman darrell issa is suggesting the blame lies in washingon. the president's spokesperson is saying whatever's convenient at the time and the story changes. i am not interested in having a back and forth with chairman issa. i am interested in what the president's interested in, which is we take action to happen again. monday's hearing will not be the final word on the irs-- for tuesday, as congress continues to question the agency. in washington, i'm emily schmidt. >>grant:the i-r-s also faces lawsuits from groups claiming the agency violated their constitutional rights when it targeted conservative groups asking for tax-emempt status. one of the suits was filed just last week by the conservative legal advocacy law and justice. >>jacqueline: as a look ahead into tomorrow, widespread fog expecting to start the day. temperature wise cat, and to wednesday, a little less falk. slightly

more reconditions by thursday and frida another hot one for friday. out the door to malraux, fairly extensive fog of coverage which will last for your morning commute into the 8:00 hour. everyone else by 11, the fog a generally moves back to the coast line, but we could still see possible patchy fox. ted weiss, '50s and '60s to start the day. in to the '60s and '70s for the most part by noon. afternoon highs, largely going to stay in the '50s and '60s and a few low 80s. a lot cooler out there tomorrow much like today. a temperature rise, and the south bay, we are booking and '60s and '70s for inland valleys. it will be 80 for livermore, 64 east

the bay shores. 50 that the coast line 62 in san francisco and '60s and '70s through the north bay. in the church than forecast. temperatures very similar up there tomorrow as a result today. but we're going to be warming as we enter the war workweek. thursday, the fog of mainly across the coast of mind. we will hit 90 degree weather by friday and saturday. this week looks very similar to what we saw last week. as we head into the weekend, it will be cooler sunday and into monday. we will be back [ man ] we have a go for auto sequence start. t-minus 5, 4, 3, 2, 1... ignition. [ male announcer ] launch your internet experience

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>>grant:fire officials say the wildfire burning in the angeles national forest down in southern california has grown. but they have a better handle on it than ever before. sheriff's officials say 15 homes in the area have been damaged. as many as five are known to be destroyed. close to 30 thousand acres

have burned. but containment is now at 40 percent. and maybe the best news for many residents in the area. people can return to their homes after being forced to evacuate. one small area still remains under the evacuation order. fema today announced it will reimburse up to 75 percent of all costs associated with the santa clarita-area fire. will keep you updated with this story and take a short break. we will be right this story and take a short break. we will be right back. (sir can-a-lot) good day, ma' lady. i am sir can-a-lot, here to save you from another breakfast bore. wake up those eggs with glorious spam! (male announcer) break the monotony. visit spam.com.

>>jacqueline: it will be foggy out there tomorrow. i will have more on that including the hype week ahead coming up. --hot week ahead. look at 'em.

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>>catherine: from the city's 21st homicide last friday. we'll recap what the city is trying to do to curb the murder rate. another violent weekend in the bay area ends in tragedy for several families.

let's recap our top stories, beginning with rob fladeboe in san jose. that's where some people think the city should ask for help from the c-h-p. high-speed rail officials say they probably won't break ground on a 69 billion dollar project as planned in july. and there may be more delays. that's because of a court battle getting underway. it could end up voiding bullet train.

pick police have charged a family-tested a san homeland for all teacher with a child pornography and burglary. he talked computer class at a high school. and during a lesson, he showed a naked picture of himself during a presentation. police found evidence that he had evidence of it child pornography on his school computer and phone. he has not been arrested, only charged. he is expected to appear in court june 10th. in santa land wrote, justine waldman, kron 4 news.

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, when it is car time. and what this pratfall, >>jacqueline: by late morning, we will start to see sunshine and a little bit cooler temperatures than what we saw today. we are going to warm up extensively as we head through the rest of the workweek. if temperatures for tomorrow, and the '70s for the south bay, 75 for san jose, are east bay and linda dallas, if you '80s out there and put into livermore. 78 concord, '60s and '70s for our east of the shores. along the coast line, still high school because they're going to be covered with fraud for most of the day there. --fall,--fogger. your

extended forecast, tomorrow, about the same as today expensed except we're going to have a lot more fog. friday s going to be on the hot side reaching the '90s for in the land but cooling not back down for sunday and monday. we will be back after the break. look at them kids. [ sigh ]

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it is about elevating the conversation to a national level. bringing it mental illness out of the shadows. >> we have far too many young people were taking their own lives because we're not getting them the help they need. we have far too many young people or harming others because their market and help they need. >>mark: notably absent former first lady rosalynn carter. she has worked tirelessly as an advocate for mental health. turns out, she was at a another mental health conference. protesters have clashed with police and turkey. demonstrators fought with riot police in the capital. the process began last week over plans to bulldoze a part in the city center. they mushroomed into water anchor against the government triggering calls for the prime minister to listen more to public opinion. secretary of state john kerry says protesters have a right for their voices to be heard but it should stop short of doing anything illegal.

>> we don't say these things to interfere in another country's choices or events, but we say these things to reaffirm what we believed our universal principles and values that reason to the practice of democracy and to the improvement of the relationship between government and people. >> the turkish prime minister is calling for protesters also want the prime minister to step down. he says that will not happen. >>catherine:

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(male announcer):it's now time for gary radnich from jack in the box sports desk.. jason kidd finished up this season with the new york knicks. what makes this story touches a lot of people in the bay area is a that he broke dan to the public consciousness early '90s and st. joseph high school in alameda. his games were so good sometimes they'd moved them to the oakland coliseum are reyna. then he stayed home and went to cal and they beat duke said in eight ncaa tournament after duke was

the defending national champs and from there he went to the pros. watching him here, playing for cal. everybody says we are people excited about basketball in the bay area. most of the great talent moved on somewhere else. but he stayed home. a great player. what made him so outstanding is most athletes are no first for support of points, but he made everybody around him a good. he had some growing pains along the way, but i'm just saying when you watch a kid f-15 and you watch him all throughout his career, this is what makes this stop fund. and the prosy he jumped around, but he played

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the champion floyd may weather. he bent $5.9 million on of the miami heat to win a pie at least eight points tonight. reportedly he had to go to nine different las vegas to get all of his money down. miami looks like they're rolling but remember if it gets tight, think about for flight may weather. he has $5.9 million on the line. if miami doesn't the to the finals, it will be san antonio and indiana. two

middle markets. they will lose millions of dollars just in television revenue because they have to get so much money back but also for the next contract, coming up in the next years, he said it upwards of $50 million. this is a $50 million game if miami doesn't win it. the a's are

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